I have already done this. I do find that a lot of my answers get
solved by searching through API Demos. However in the API Demos, they
just show how to show the Dialog and that is it. They never show how
to return which button was pressed.
Nick
On Aug 21, 3:33 pm, Donn Felker
I dont have an IDE in front of me, but I think this exact example is
available in the API Demos. Add it to your Eclipse workspace and poke around
in the preference area. I advise you to install the ApiDemos on your
emulator or test phone (or G1 if you have one). It makes life alot easier
when you
Looking around the source I think I found what I was looking for. I
assume that I need to implement onDialogClosed from
DialogPreference.java. But to do this do I need to create a new class
say MyDialogPreference or is there a way to just implement that method
in the class below?
On Aug 20,
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