ALERT DIALOG - Android Fundamentals

In this video you will learn how to show different kinds of dialogs in your app the user can interact with.
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[@wambugumassive]

I've looked around the You Tube 'Android Studio / Kotlin' video tutorial options and keep coming back to yours as, you explain things better than the rest...

[@kushagra-aa]

Amazing Course!!!! Please try to make a video of the things that are changed in the new versions, a short video about some important things that are changed since this course was made would be really helpful. Thank you for making these great tutorials and courses.

[@DharaniPathyRamalingam]

Nice lecture @Philipp Lackner.. 1. what is the use case of DialogInterface? 2. when you select some values in Dialog and re-open the old values are shown. Not the default values. why and how?

[@TheImaginativeSachin]

This is all good and all but this must be used to access the dialog's answer the user's input right? How can we access such data from alert dialog and How can we use such dialog in our projects ?

[@reeceyamato]

Great tutorial as always, direct to the point and following the recommended code for every situation, great job! 👍I have learned so much from yours tutorials Thank you!

[@gangardarwagle8938]

Ctrl + Space not working!! is there other ways to do so?

[@ankitpalsingh8191]

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[@Luffy_2804]

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[@Luffy_2804]

how's learning going on ? completed android dev basics ??

[@ankitpalsingh8191]

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[@filip_g]

Mr. Poop xD

[@ankushgupta2528]

When I try to add .setPositiveButton, after control + space, the option to add dialog interface and I is not showing up, PLEASE HELP!.

[@em_nikhil_007]

You have to write that manually.

[@Dinocasanova]

Great!!! Thank you 🙌!!!

[@PhilippLackner]

Glad I could help👐

[@angelmauriciorivas6160]

great tuto, just one observation, you forgot to change the multichoiceItems.setTitle. Cuestion: how it could be reset the options checked when I get into to select multichoice, I mean all of the options get back to unchecked

[@Leeminduc]

Thank you so much, so helpful to me !

[@wilwad]

App crashing on button click java.lang.IllegalStateException: You need to use a Theme.AppCompat theme (or descendant) with this activity.

[@jang1542]

try adding this code to your build.gradle file: buildFeatures { viewBinding true } Add this after: kotlinOptions { jvmTarget = '1.8' }

[@Joao-xk1ws]

is there another way to close an alertdialog other than using buttons and clicking on the screen? asked because I'm in a scan reading app and I want it to close after reading any object, as if the reading were a click

[@talhashaikh1435]

I am going to try this ..hope that this thung also is not deprecated coz all things are deorecates these days

[@mahmudsulemansheikhwunnam3580]

What you've shown is how to select item. Assuming you want to use the selected items in the parent activity that triggered the dialog, how do you make that happen?

[@mohammednashat6707]

Thank you very much , almost time you are amazing

[@kittara8]

my favourite part is how it doesnt work even on the easiest videos like these 😊

[@mahendranathreddye1720]

Hi , Can't we use menu bar items to do the same instead of buttons ? I am trying but not getting.. Could you pls help !! Thank You

[@ahappyperson6530]

Mr.Poop

[@digitalnomad4535]

holy cow

[@rohanchoudhary4034]

How to prevent alert dialog from closing on outside touch

[@bigotes20random86]

Or dialog.setCancelable(false)

[@billmolloy2264]

[@blo01]

Thanks

[@BCS_AAMIRASHRAF]

if anyone facing error in .singlechoiceItems val checkedItem = intArrayOf(-1) val listItems = arrayOf("first Item","second Item","third Item") val singleChoiceOptionDialog=AlertDialog.Builder(this) singleChoiceOptionDialog.setTitle("Choose on of the option") singleChoiceOptionDialog.setSingleChoiceItems(listItems, checkedItem[0]) { dialog, which -> checkedItem[0]=which Toast.makeText(this,"you choose option $which",Toast.LENGTH_SHORT).show() }

[@farihazultana]

Alert Dialog was most fun till now!

[@dongiannisiliadis9018]

wunderbar

[@fuadydheo3155]

awesome dude!!

[@PhilippLackner]

Thanks man!

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You are amazing! :)

[@marypaul9627]

Good one

[@frozen1093]

very useful content!

[@Amandeep-uc7qh]

Nice explanation

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Cool 👍

[@WW-qv8uw]

Very useful and detailed tutorials

[@PhilippLackner]

Glad you liked it

[@MCA_HimanshuSeth]

Nice explanation sir ,🙏🙏

[@PhilippLackner]

Thank you! :)

[@VenewebTV]

Very useful and educational video, greetings from Caracas, Venezuela

[@amineayachi335]

we want animated custom dialogs in jetpack compose as i am not using xml anymore

[@fujisakii7734]

Hi, I have followed this method but there seems to be a problem with mine.. at 11:32 part of your video, the right one to choose after the .setSingleChoiceItems() should be {dialogInterface, i ->} But in my case, there's no such suggestion, is there another way to do that? Or Android studio updated? I recently downloaded the app, I guess this is the latest version that's why I'm wondering why I cannot find that

[@PhilippLackner]

I haven't tried that in the latest version yet, but maybe there are just no suggestions. Did you try to put the parameters there even though you don't have suggestions?

[@samkabiru8805]

this is my most confusing video so far. I'm trying to understand it but its challenging

[@frozen1093]

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