I'm displaying a GoogleMap in a RelativeLayout, with a TextView (among other things) over:
<RelativeLayout
    width=match_parent
    height=match_parent>
    <Map
        width=match_parent
        height=match_parent />
    <TextView
        with=100dp
        height=100dp />
</RelativeLayout>
For some reason, if I hit home, then reopen the app, the Map will be over (covering) the TextView.
I tried to use SupportMapFragment, and MapView (with zOrderOnTop="false") but no effect.
I also tried to show / hide the Map in onResume / onPause, no effect.
I also had the Drawer issue, but the suggested fix only solved the Drawer problem.
Versions:
com.google.android.gms:play-services:4.2.+
compileSdkVersion 19
minSdkVersion 14
targetSdkVersion 14.
Note: this problem only occurs on Samsung Galaxy SII (4.0.4). Any idea? Thanks.
Update: I also tried to inflate the Fragment from the code instead of XML, or use GoogleMapOptions to set zOrderOnTop(false), still same result...
Update 2: I think I narrowed down the problem:
Working:
drawer.xml
<Drawer>
    <RelativeLayout
        width=match_parent
        height=match_parent>
        <RelativeLayout
            width=match_parent
            height=match_parent>
            <Map
                width=match_parent
                height=match_parent>
            <View
                width=match_parent
                height=match_parent
                background=transparent>
        </RelativeLayout>
        <TextView
            width=100dp
            height=100dp>
    </RelativeLayout>
    <ListView /> <!-- menu -->
</Drawer>
Not working:
drawer.xml
<Drawer>
    <FrameLayout /> <!-- fragment container -->
    <ListView /> <!-- menu -->
</Drawer>
map.xml
<RelativeLayout
    width=match_parent
    height=match_parent>
    <RelativeLayout
        width=match_parent
        height=match_parent>
        <Map
            width=match_parent
            height=match_parent>
        <View
            width=match_parent
            height=match_parent
            background=transparent>
    </RelativeLayout>
    <TextView
        width=100dp
        height=100dp>
</RelativeLayout>
One solution would be to have the Map declared in drawer.xml, then use setVisibility to show / hide it when needed... Any better suggestion?