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public void onClick(View v) { // error

 
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My problem is fully described:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/6002756/setcontentviewr-layout-main-error



The Problems tab show me 0 errors but 38 warnings, the app crashes when I click on the button.
 
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It's difficult to troubleshoot this without seeing the stack trace of the error. I'm also suspicious because if the setContentView() method was the problem, you wouldn't have a button to click because the app would have already crashed before you got that far (I'm referring to your post at stackoverflow.com). One thing I see that is not good is how you check which button is clicked. The usual thing that developers do is something like this:

if( v.getId() == R.id.button_login )

or

switch( v.getId() ) {
case R.id.button_login:

- dave
 
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