I have a search results screen with a complex set of filters that I'm in the process of building out. I'm giving the user a filter icon in the ActionBar that will pop up a dialog with filter options. I feel that this is pretty standard. I don't want the user to feel like they're navigating away when modifying their filters, so I'm not showing a full screen filter activity. Now it's time to implement a few multi-select fields. So, on my filter which is already a dialog on top of the search results activity, I'm going to pop up another dialog with the multi-select options. This doesn't feel great, and I've seen others express that nested dialogs are a bad user experience and I mostly agree with this sentiment. This has to be a common case though, so what is typically the way around this? Is making my filter dialog into a full screen activity my best bet?
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