Java Development

[gleighfield]

Firstly I have searched, and have seen the solutions to setDirty(false) or to override the onSavePrompt(true) examples, however I am having some problems with intergrating this within my existing code.

My class is extending a different module not MainScreen (is this the problem?) and I am overriding the makeMenu item to populate my menu.

What I require is for the ability to hide the silly "Changes Made" prompts box shown within my menu close item. My Code at the moment is this

Here is a snippet of my code...

public final class fgw_home_screen extends TooltipScreen implements TooltipListener, TxtPackResource {
    
        
    public fgw_home_screen() {
       
        //create a menu item for users to close the application
        private MenuItem _closeItem = new MenuItem(_txt.getString(BTN_CLOSE), 200000, 10) {
                public void run()
                {
                    onClose();

                }
        }; 
        
        //override makeMenu to add the new menu items
        protected void makeMenu( Menu menu, int instance )
        {           
                menu.add(_closeItem);
        }
}

[lcaro]

Try this in your screen class:

public boolean onClose() {

   return true;

}

private MenuItem _closeItem = new MenuItem("Close", 200000, 10) {

   public void run() {

         close();

   }

};

[gleighfield]

No change im afraid, its still prompting saying "changes made!"

[lcaro]

I forgot to mention this: public boolean onSavePrompt() { return true; } If you still have problems with this post your screen class and I will test it in my computer.

[gleighfield]

Sorry that didnt work either...

Here is my complete code

no longer needed

[lcaro · Accepted solution]

private MenuItem _closeItem = new MenuItem("Close", 200000, 10) {
   public void run() {
       close();
   }
};        

public boolean onClose() {
  return super.onClose();
}
        
public boolean onSavePrompt() { return true; } 

 This works for me

[gleighfield]

Works a treat - thanks.

I must of been doing something different. Thanks again!