I'm trying to get my AlertDialogs to look like this, with the full width button: I'm following the Google's documentation and it says to use this style: R.sty
I wrote a custom theme for all my (Material)AlertDialogs and applied it to APP's theme. <style name="MyTheme" parent="Theme.AppCompat.NoActionBar"> &l
I have an AlertDialog box that I am using to get input from the user. But when the user clicks outside the dialog, it is getting dismissed irrespective of wheth
We have created a custom alert dialog that was used in a Java project by converting it to Kotlin The error posted below java.lang.IllegalStateException: findVi
I have an alert dialog that pops up when the user clicks the delete button. Alert dialog When the user clicks yes, I want the recyclerview item they selected to
I am new to flutter and I am using Getx package for state management and route management. I have tried many ways to give get default dialog full-screen width b
I'm still working on my android application and I still struggle with XML ans scroll views. I want to display an AlertDialog which contains: A JPEG image a the
I need to exit out of an OnClickListner event in the middle of its execution but, can't find a command to do so. Tried using break but that can only be used on
Based on the following code snippet, I was wondering how to hide the soft keys (status and navigation bars) and maintain immersive mode throughout the whole app
I need to display custom AlertDialog, but only when there are no more fragments after calling NavController.navigateUp(). My current code does something similar
For some reason, I have two titles in my DatePickerDialog. How can I get rid of the white title at the top? This is the code I use to create the Dialog: dat
I have many alert dialogs in my app. It is a default layout but I am adding positive and negative buttons to the dialog. So the buttons get the default text col
In my app, I show the push notification as a Dialog that has two buttons named Yes and No. I need to show a timer (20 seconds) running in the dialog's title.