Hi
I need to refresh a window with new information. The way I use is the check if a view is null, if so, remove it using
win.remove(view)
and then create a new view and add it to the windows by
win.add(newview)
However, on the screen, I see both the view and newview superimposed together... why is that so?
Thanks!
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If I understand your post correctly, you're checking to see whether a view is null, and if the view is null, you're attempting to remove the view?
I can't think of any circumstances in which a view that has been added to a window would become null.
Can you post an excerpt from your code?
Hello Peter, do you solve your problem? I've the same, how can you do that?
Thanks!
I'm also having this problem too :) If you could let me know it'd be GREATLY appreciated!
Thanks,
Peter
Nothing? I am having the same problem..
Found it, simply set object to null after removing it. I found the answer here: http://developer.appcelerator.com/question/125476/winremove-function-and-memory-management
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