We can send the data using putExtra() method from one activity and get the data from the second activity using getStringExtra() methods. Example: In this Example, one EditText is used to input the text. This text is sent to the second activity when the “Send” button is clicked.
If you're never returning to Login activity again add android:noHistory=true on the manifest. of your 'main screen' which comes after the Login/password activity with the code below, this will minimize your app on back press and won't return to Login/password activity.
I think you are calling finish()
method in MainActivity
before starting SettingsActivity
.
The scenario which you have described will occur in following two ways:
EITHER
You have set android:noHistory = "true"
for MainActivity
inside AndroidManifest.xml
which causes MainActivity
to finish
automatically on pressing the back key.
OR
Before switching to your 'SettingsActivity', you have called finish()
in your MainActivity
, which kills it. When you press back button,since no other activity is preset in stack to pop, it goes back to main screen.
You can go back to the previous activity by just calling finish() in the activity you are on. Note any code after the finish() call will be run - you can just do a return after calling finish() to fix this.
If you want to return results to activity one then when starting activity two you need:
startActivityForResults(myIntent, MY_REQUEST_CODE);
Inside your called activity you can then get the Intent from the onCreate() parameter or used
getIntent();
To set return a result to activity one then in activity two do
setResult(Activity.RESULT_OK, MyIntentToReturn);
If you have no intent to return then just say
setResult(Activity.RESULT_OK);
If the the activity has bad results you can use Activity.RESULT_CANCELED (this is used by default). Then in activity one you do
onActivityResult(int requestCode, int resultCode, Intent data) {
// Handle the logic for the requestCode, resultCode and data returned...
}
To finish activity two use the same methods with finish() as described above with your results already set.
When you click your button you can have it call:
super.onBackPressed();
if you use fragment u should use
getActivity().onBackPressed();
if you use single activity u can use
finish();
I believe your second activity is probably not linked to your main activity as a child activity. Check your AndroidManifest.xml
file and see if the <activity>
entry for your child activity includes a android:parentActivityName
attribute. It should look something like this:
<?xml ...?>
...
<activity
android:name=".MainActivity"
...>
</activity>
<activity
android:name=".ChildActivity"
android:parentActivityName=".MainActivity"
...>
</activity>
...
try this code instead of finish
:
onBackPressed();
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