The intent-filter in your Verification activity is not necessary.
Manifest now simply reads but still no luck. Thanks though. – JWHennessey Nov 7 at 23:37.
I believe the problem lies in the getBaseContext(). Use getApplicationContext() instead (the activity's context is also an option but would cause a leak). I havent quite been able to wrap my head around the base context, but it seems to be some sort of proxy doing more or less nothing in its raw implementation.
A more through explanation of the different contexts is given here.
Thanks for the advice and link. I have tried getApplicationContext() but still nothing! Thanks for your suggestion.
– JWHennessey Nov 7 at 23:38 Is there no output in logcat either? – Kristian Evensen Nov 7 at 23:52.
Intent myIntent = new Intent(getBaseContext(), Verification. Class); Don't use getBaseContext() here, this should suffice since you are already in an Activity (which extends Context).
I would try to change it like this: Button login = (Button) findViewById(R.id. LoginBtn); login. SetOnClickListener(new OnClickListener(){ public void onClick(View v){ Intent myIntent = new Intent(v.getContext(), Verification.
Class); startActivity(myIntent); } }).
Thanks for your response. I made your changes but still nothing happens when I press the button. Thanks again.
– JWHennessey Nov 7 at 23:34.
Import android.app. Activity; import android.content. Intent; import android.os.
Bundle; import android.view. View; import android.widget.Button.
Manifest not simply reads but still no luck. Thanks though. – JWHennessey Nov 7 at 23:36 1 now try this maybe?
Intent intent=new Intent(CSLearn_Python_AppActivity. This, Verification. Class); startActivity(intent); – doppelhelix Nov 7 at 23:47 also it looks like you have to implements OnClickListener – doppelhelix Nov 7 at 23:48.
Intent myIntent = new Intent(CSLearn_Python_AppActivity. This, Verification. Class); startActivity(myIntent); In your Android manifest file.
Called when the activity is first created. //get content from main. Button login = (Button) findViewById(R.id.
// Intent intent = new Intent("com.Main. Intent myIntent = new Intent(getBaseContext(), Verification. Xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?
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