(FIXED)Dismiss RecentsDialog/Add Back button function in OnClick method.

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i am using eclipse and on ICS+ i know how to do it as on that i simply can use Collapsecode for collapsing statusbar.wich i also tried here but didnt worked.

on GB its different a lot more different


and i compile a simply app with the custlm buttons in java

build package
export apk
and add the smali files properly to my frameworks and implement inside the layout i wanted.

this is what j also did with systemui and some other apps and such.

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SpaceCaker said:
i am using eclipse and on ICS+ i know how to do it as on that i simply can use Collapsecode for collapsing statusbar.wich i also tried here but didnt worked.

on GB its different a lot more different


and i compile a simply app with the custlm buttons in java

build package
export apk
and add the smali files properly to my frameworks and implement inside the layout i wanted.

this is what j also did with systemui and some other apps and such.

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As you know that there are system and user api's in android.user apps do not have permissions to handle recent apps.so you will have to work from source only

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is implemented if correct in 4.2+ only


and even when i tried to build from source it did the same thing

and all my smali go straight inside the framework

i only need to figure out how i can launch Back button keycode to simulate back key press onclick

or launch the close system dialogs intwnt or such.

i know that its possible because i saw it inside tasker but for more i havent found any documentation

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SpaceCaker said:
android.user
is implemented if correct in 4.2+ only


and even when i tried to build from source it did the same thing

and all my smali go straight inside the framework

i only need to figure out how i can launch Back button keycode to simulate back key press onclick

or launch the close system dialogs intwnt or such.

i know that its possible because i saw it inside tasker but for more i havent found any documentation

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There are some apps which do this using root or android debugging.like button savior or pie control.some devs who made this are also on xda you can ask them
how they implemented

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    EatHeat
    EatHeat
    SpaceCaker said:
    Never used ImageButton xD

    i think its same as Button or ImageView

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    1. What you are trying to do can be done by using an ImageView/ImageButton. You don't need to extend extra classes.
    2. That's an activity. Just call finish() before passing your search intent.
    3. Profit.
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    SpaceCaker
    SpaceCaker
    Hello guys/girls.

    i have been trying for a couple days to do something
    11.jpg


    as u can see i have three buttons in th bottom.

    when i press on them it opens an application but behind the recents menu.
    i would like to close the recents menu However i have tried to figure it out bit till now no solution found :/

    I thought of either call/launch the close-system_dialog intent/broadcast i found in androids recentsapplicationdialog source but i couldnt find proper way or method to add.

    then i wanted to try and add a Back button keycode/event but didnt really knew how to implement it.

    Here is my code :

    Code: 
    package com.example.recentsmenu;

import android.content.Context;
import android.content.Intent;
import android.util.AttributeSet;
import android.view.View;
import android.widget.Button;
import android.widget.Toast;

public class SearchButton extends Button{

	public SearchButton(final Context context, AttributeSet attrs) {
		super(context, attrs);
		
		this.setOnClickListener(new Button.OnClickListener() {  
            public void onClick(View v)
                     {
        	    		try{         	    			
        	    			v.getContext().startActivity((new Intent("android.search.action.GLOBAL_SEARCH")).setFlags(0x10000000 | Intent.FLAG_ACTIVITY_NEW_TASK | Intent.FLAG_ACTIVITY_CLEAR_TOP));
        	    		}
        	    		catch(Exception ex){  
        		            Toast.makeText(context, "Not Installed/Working.",
        		                    Toast.LENGTH_LONG).show(); 	         	    			
        	    		}	
                    }
               });
	}

}

    if someone could help please do :)
    thank you
    greetings spacecaker.
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    PineappleOwl
    PineappleOwl
    It is working sir ? But the only problem you are encountering sir is the it is at the back. As I can see, you need to make a new method pertaining that it will trigger to close the layout of recent dialog.

    make a method that will close the layout, dont know how exactly


    Code: 
    public class SearchButton extends Button{

	public SearchButton(final Context context, AttributeSet attrs) {
		super(context, attrs);
		
		this.setOnClickListener(new Button.OnClickListener() {  
            public void onClick(View v)
                     {
        	    		try{         	    			
        	    			v.getContext().startActivity((new Intent("android.search.action.GLOBAL_SEARCH")).setFlags(0x10000000 | Intent.FLAG_ACTIVITY_NEW_TASK | Intent.FLAG_ACTIVITY_CLEAR_TOP));
        	    		}
        	    		catch(Exception ex){  
        		            Toast.makeText(context, "Not Installed/Working.",
        		                    Toast.LENGTH_LONG).show(); 	         	    			
        	    		}	
                    }
               });
	}
	collapselayout(); //i think this is
}
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    iamareebjamal
    iamareebjamal
    At the end of your onClick method in Java add
    Code: 
     finish();

    This is what I did in the redundant activity that opened in the Jelly Bean Easter Egg I ported :p

    But it should be an activity where your method is, if its a Service, you must use

    Code: 
     Activity act = new Activity();
act.finish();
    Where, Activity is the Activity name (Activity.class)

    If it's a Fragment (Though I know it isn't)

    Code: 
    getActivity().finish();
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    EatHeat
    EatHeat
    For GB, the recents is a dialog. Close the dialog using the following intent. This should work if its a dialog.

    Code: 
    Intent closeDialog = new Intent(Intent.ACTION_CLOSE_SYSTEM_DIALOGS);
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