The accepted solution is not at all obvious in this new layout.
Furthermore, the search results are somehow different. Not different results, but the formatting is different. Definitly more ugly and verbose: It appears the source code in posts is showing up in the search result list, and is badly formatted. Here is an example, notice the lack of formatting (not even newlines), and notice the amount of text is too much for a list of search results.
Hi, About the Backgroud image you can try ... import net.rim.device.api.ui.component.*; import net.rim.device.api.ui.container.*; import net.rim.device.api.system.*; public class TestScreen extends MainScreen { private VerticalFieldManager mainManager; private VerticalFieldManager subManager; private Bitmap _backgroundBitmap = Bitmap.get..."sunset.png"); private int deviceWidth = Display.getWidth(); private int deviceHeight = Display.getHeight(... public TestScreen() { super(NO_VERTICAL_SCROLL); //this manager is used for the static bac... mainManager = new VerticalFieldManager(Ma... { public void paint(Graphics graphics) { graphics.clear(); graphics.drawBitmap(0, 0, deviceW... super.paint(graphics); } }; //this manger is used for adding the comp... subManager = new VerticalFieldManager(Man... { protected void sublayout( int maxWidt... { int displayWidth = deviceWidth; int displayHeight = deviceHeight; super.sublayout( displayWidth, di... setExtent( displayWidth, displayH... } }; /// add your component to this subManager... subManager.add(new ButtonField("Button1")); subManager.add(new ButtonField("Button2")); subManager.add(new ButtonField("Button3")); subManager.add(new ButtonField("Button4")); subManager.add(new ButtonField("Button5")); subManager.add(new ButtonField("Button6")); subManager.add(new ButtonField("Button7")); subManager.add(new ButtonField("Button8")); subManager.add(new ButtonField("Button9")); subManager.add(new ButtonField("Button10")); subManager.add(new ButtonField("Button11")); subManager.add(new ButtonField("Button12")); subManager.add(new ButtonField("Button13")); subManager.add(new ButtonField("Button14")); subManager.add(new ButtonField("Button15")); /////////////////////////////////////////... //add subManager over the mainManager mainManager.add(subManager); //finally add the mainManager over the sc... this.add(mainManager); } } And About setting elements in X and Y ...&vernum=0 Regards Bikas
