Open activity displaying the detail of each row in listview
android,listview,android-intent,arraylist,pass-data
It depends on where and how is this extra information stored. I prefer to retrive this information from the second activity using the position, but there's other ways if this one doesn't suit you. You could pass all the information needed using the same method that you're using for position....
startActivityForResult for three activities
android,android-intent,pass-data
From your Activity B. When you are going to Activity C. then use startActivityForResult then in Your Activity B. override onActivityResult and handle the Data came from Activity C. then pass the data back to Activity A by setResult just you did in activity C. So this Data will be...
moving the UIImageView from the main view to another
ios,swift,uiimageview,pass-data
You cannot set data in a view which is not rendered yet . So pass image to second view and set that Image to ImageView in secondView's viewDidLoad override func prepareForSegue(segue: (UIStoryboardSegue!), sender: AnyObject!) { if segue.identifier == "next" { var pass:second = segue.destinationViewController as! second pass.currentImage=myImageView.image; } } //Second...
Pass Data from Fragment to Fragment Through Button Click
java,android,android-fragments,buttonclick,pass-data
You can easily pass Data by using a Variable in Parent Activity of Fragments. Make that variable as static public static Bundle myBundle = new Bundle(); Now update it from first fragment as YourParentActivityName.myBundle.putString("id_User", String.valueOf(COUNT)); Now in Second fragment you can get this value by String myValue = YourParentActivityName.myBundle.get("id_User"); ...
iOS SWRevealViewController - pass data between controllers
ios,objective-c,slide,swrevealviewcontroller,pass-data
I got the answer. You cannot directly access your own controllers through SWRevealViewController (since it is connected to NavigationController). First you get the navigationController you want and through them you access your controllers (and pass data). Here is the code to the theory: UINavigationController* rearNavigationController = (UINavigationController*)self.revealViewController.rearViewController; //here you get...