I figured out what the problem was; I was missing a string variable in my . Main activity that links up w/the item in the listView activity. See below (First line) Bonus - For whoever has use for it: The onProgressChanged in the webChromeClient shown below has a pre-loader that fires every time a new URL is loaded into it.
Just add the "pd" variable below the setContent(R.layout. MyActivity) and copy & past the mWebView. SetWebClient block in2 your activity as well that has the webView.
Enjoy! SetContentView(R.layout. Main); activityTitle = (TextView) findViewById(R.id.
App_name); activityIcon = (ImageButton) findViewById(R.id. Icon); pd = ProgressDialog. Show(this, "", "Initializing....", true); ..... String url =getIntent().
GetStringExtra("url");// LoadUrl(url); mWebView. SetWebChromeClient(new WebChromeClient() { public void onProgressChanged(WebView view, int progress) { activityTitle. SetText("Loading...."); activity.
SetProgress(progress * 100); pd.show(); if(progress == 100) pd.dismiss(); activityTitle. SetText(" flyDroid ELUA"); activityIcon. SetImageResource(R.drawable.
Ic_menu_icon); } }).
I figured out what the problem was; I was missing a string variable in my . Main activity that links up w/the item in the listView activity. See below (First line).
Bonus - For whoever has use for it: The onProgressChanged in the webChromeClient shown below has a pre-loader that fires every time a new URL is loaded into it. Just add the "pd" variable below the setContent(R.layout. MyActivity) and copy & past the mWebView.
SetWebClient block in2 your activity as well that has the webView. Enjoy! .... setContentView(R.layout.
Main); activityTitle = (TextView) findViewById(R.id. App_name); activityIcon = (ImageButton) findViewById(R.id. Icon); pd = ProgressDialog.
Show(this, "", "Initializing....", true); ..... String url =getIntent(). GetStringExtra("url");// SetJavaScriptEnabled(true); mWebView. LoadUrl(url); mWebView.
SetWebChromeClient(new WebChromeClient() { public void onProgressChanged(WebView view, int progress) { activityTitle. SetText("Loading...."); activity. SetProgress(progress * 100); pd.show(); if(progress == 100) pd.dismiss(); activityTitle.
SetText(" flyDroid ELUA"); activityIcon. SetImageResource(R.drawable. Ic_menu_icon); } }).
Final ListView lv1 = (ListView) findViewById(R.id. Public void onItemClick(AdapterView This, "You have chosen: " + " " + fullObject.getLabel(), Toast.
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