Android: onTouch not called?
You can use GestureDetector (Which is a better way to detect swipes) to detect swipes on your activities. Please find below link which shows how to implement it. The issue with your code which I feel is that apart from container control(LinearLayout in your case) you need to register the TouchListerner for all the controls also stackoverflow.com/questions/937313/andro....
You can use GestureDetector (Which is a better way to detect swipes) to detect swipes on your activities. Please find below link which shows how to implement it. The issue with your code which I feel is that apart from container control(LinearLayout in your case) you need to register the TouchListerner for all the controls also.
Because my other screens are ok, just this.. i'll look into gesturedetector now.. thanks – Alvin Then Aug 5 '10 at 0:20 Yup...you have to....I faced a similar issue and adding touchlisteners sorted it out. – Amit Chintawar Aug 5 '10 at 7:19.
Does anyone know why my logs indicate that onTouch(View, MotionEvent) does not get called. I can see that onTouchEvent(MotionEvent event) is being called. Both are overridden in Activity which implements View.OnTouchEvent.
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