android-dialog

I want to remove the black background on custom dialog as shown in the picture. I'm sure the black background was from the dialog, not from app's background. ; AlertDialog code public class MyAlertDialog extends AlertDialog { public MyAlertDialog(Context context) { super(context); } public MyAlertDialog(Context context, int theme) { super(context, theme); } } Activity code public void showMyDialogOK(Context context, String s, DialogInterface.OnClickListener OkListener) { MyAlertDialog myDialog = new MyAlertDialog(context, R.style.MyDialog2); myDialog.setTitle(null); myDialog.setMessage(s);

I get the following exception java.lang.NumberFormatException: Invalid int: "" It is happening when you try to store a value into shared preferences whilst nothing has been inserted into the input field. This is because i am parsing the input as an int (as i need to do a subtraction with the figure) This isn't much of a problem as the app will work however just incase someone using the app wants to be wierd and try and press the save button without entering any data I dont want it to insert. I have tried the following: else if (obj ==null || obj.currentWeight.contains("")||obj.targetWeight

This is my custom-dialog layout. I want to move the selector of days and load respective items in the grid below it. I could perform it via filter as said here But because of the filter I am not being able to perform the action that should be triggered while clicking items in the grid view. It works fine when I click via mouse but not D-Pad. If I remove the filter in keyevent, it works normally, but problem again in sliding the selector via. As I am working in STB, I have no option except remote as remote functionality is kept as the basic requirement. Finally solved it by using the filter in

Say you have an app A which opens up another app B (e.g. a map), which is not controlled by you (i.e. it's a preexisting app). So now app A is in the background. Suppose an event occurs and A wants to show a floating dialog over app B's UI (while leaving app B's activity visible behind it). Is this possible? (The usual answer to this would be to display a notification, but this is not a mass market app, and we are trying to get the user's attention very directly.) Currently, I was trying to do something like this: // This code runs in a class other than app A's main activity, // and the

While implementing the new Android M permission model I noticed that the permissions dialog does not respect the theming of my styles.xml. In my styles.xml I override the dialog and alertdialog style like this: <item name="android:dialogTheme">@style/Theme.dialog</item> <item name="android:alertDialogTheme">@style/Theme.dialog</item> Is it possible to change the theming? Or is it because this is a system dialog like in the device settings? No, it's not possible. The permissions dialog is system dialog , hence you can't change its theme: The M Developer Preview introduces a new app permissions

I want to get a picture of streetview (stating latitude and longitude) and display in a dialog, is this possible? I saw some examples here, but not found one that show me how to display the image in dialog. Sorry if already exists this question in the site, but I not found when I search. Yes you can, as a URL root you can use this one http://cbk0.google.com/ or maps.google.com and this is a example where you use above mentioned URL by providing location: http://cbk0.google.com/cbk?output=xml&hl=x-local&ll=34.058593,-118.240673&it=all The result should be: <panorama> <data_properties image

I have putted my activities in childview and now I cannot display dialogs from my activities and adapters. In my logCat i'm getting 04-11 12:39:59.823: E/AndroidRuntime(12831): FATAL EXCEPTION: main 04-11 12:39:59.823: E/AndroidRuntime(12831): android.view.WindowManager$BadTokenException: Unable to add window -- token android.app.LocalActivityManager$LocalActivityRecord@41971f18 is not valid; is your activity running? 04-11 12:39:59.823: E/AndroidRuntime(12831): at android.view.ViewRootImpl.setView(ViewRootImpl.java:513) 04-11 12:39:59.823: E/AndroidRuntime(12831): at android.view