Android Question CustomLayoutDialog how to add custom controls

Erel

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• Dec 7, 2017

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You can set the text of the three buttons to "". This will hide the bar completely and will allow you to create your own bar.

 

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Roberto P.

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• Dec 7, 2017

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Erel said:

You can set the text of the three buttons to "". This will hide the bar completely and will allow you to create your own bar.

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Hi Erel
how do I create and add my bar?

 

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Erel

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As part of the custom layout.

 

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Roberto P.

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Erel said:

As part of the custom layout.

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I do not understand what you mean

 

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Put a panel anchored to the bottom in the layout file you load for the CustomLayoutDialog.

Put whichever buttons you like in this panel.

 

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Roberto P.

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I have already tried to do it, but it is bad to see because it remains the empty band of the standard buttons.

 

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Erel

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It does remove the bottom bar completely here when I test it. Maybe it depends on the Android version.

 

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Roberto P.

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in the custom bar I also have to add the button to close the dialog. Can you tell me what event do I have to launch to close the dialogue?

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Erel

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Add your own button, handle its click event and call CustomLayoutDialog.CloseButton. Note that you should have started a new thread for this question.

 

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