Android :: Pass Values From One Screen To Another?
Jun 15, 2010I need to pass data's (String) from one screen to another screen. At the time of button click i need to pass values from first screen to the next screen.

I need to pass data's (String) from one screen to another screen. At the time of button click i need to pass values from first screen to the next screen.
How do you set/pass values from one screen (activity) to another? What I have in the R.layout.main view labeled Calculator contains the code for doing calculations. The main.xml contains the layout (view) of the main screen. I have created an options menu which has another screen which shows you setup (R.layout.setup). The dialogsetup.xml contains the layout (view) for it.
When you press the menu button, you get the options menu. If you select "Setup", then it will display the setup screen. Now what I need to do is take the values from the setup screen (radio button and text values) and place them in the main screen so that when you exit the setup screen and go back to the main screen, you can take those values and use them in your main code.
How can i pass values of one activity to another?
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