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Asked: 2026-06-02T23:22:59+00:00

I have an onClickListener on a buttonView. The buttonView needs to detect which radioButton

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I have an onClickListener on a buttonView. The buttonView needs to detect which radioButton is selected in a radio group. But buttonView’s setTag is already occupied by a JSON object that the onClickListener needs to access (via v.getTag = new JSONOBject). So, can buttonView have two (2) tags? I see there are two methods, setTag(Object ojb); and setTag(key, object);

Could I use that to my advantage?

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    The buttonView needs to detect which radioButton is selected in a radio group.

    Which it can do, without a tag, by calling a method on the RadioGroup.

    So, can buttonView have two (2) tags?

    Create one tag object that holds onto your two other objects.

    I see there are two methods, setTag(Object ojb); and setTag(key, object); Could I use that to my advantage?

    The two-parameter setTag() is really there for the OS and for libraries. App developers are discouraged from using it. Moreover, as noted above, you do not need it.

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