How to call onClick(View v) method explicitly in an Android? Is it possible?

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I want to call an onClick(View v) of other class from my activity's method onCreate(). Is it possible?

Because I have a Popupwindow in an onClick method of other class, so when an orientation changes, I want my landscape mode's popupwindow to be intact and appear at runtime. How can it be done?

Thanks in advance!

score 5 · Answer 1 · answered Mar 03 '12 at 21:04

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Assuming that the onClick() you want to call is for a View x, use either x.performClick() or x.callOnClick(). Check their javadoc in the Developers Guide for more details.

Notice that you have to have a handle to x. If your orientation changes, you should destroy the PopupWindow and re-display it, which should work.

answered Mar 03 '12 at 21:04

Joe Malin

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x.performClick() is what I was looking for, woohoo. Thanks a millions :) – noobnicks Mar 04 '12 at 06:24
`performClick()` is the right one. I don't know why but `callOnClick()` does not work for me. – Antonello Gatto Oct 09 '13 at 17:54

How to call onClick(View v) method explicitly in an Android? Is it possible?

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