I'm guessing that you've restarted your async task again when you
clicked back. If your intention was to run it again, make sure you
create a new instance every time. Each instance of AsyncTask can only
be executed once. if you executed more than once, you'll get an
exception. Example:
# this
I'm guessing it is in your logic.
If the user is viewing a different Activity, then dialog.isShowing()
is false, so when the ASyncTask finishes, it sees that the dialog is
not showing, so doesn't close it. When the user switches back to the
calling Activity, then they find the dialog still open w
Better yet -- use the debugger!
On Jan 4, 6:48 am, MrChaz wrote:
> If it's crashing then take a look at the exception that's logged it'll give
> you a line number.
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