ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException whie starting an activity in Android?

When getting the button from the xml file, cast the view to Button. Use the following Button clickmeButton = (Button) findViewById(R.id. Clickme_button) instead of View clickmeButton = findViewById(R.id.

Clickme_button) And by popup what do you mean. Do you want to show a Dialog? Because your code will just start another activity.To get a popup, use Dialogs.

Read about AlertDialog here: http://developer.android.com/guide/topics/ui/dialogs.html.

When getting the button from the xml file, cast the view to Button. Use the following, Button clickmeButton = (Button) findViewById(R.id. Clickme_button); instead of View clickmeButton = findViewById(R.id.

Clickme_button); And by popup what do you mean. Do you want to show a Dialog? Because your code will just start another activity.To get a popup, use Dialogs.

Read about AlertDialog here: http://developer.android.com/guide/topics/ui/dialogs.html .

Button clickmeButton = (Button) findViewById(R.id. Clickme_button); no need of theme for PopUP activity.

I am genuinely curious about this. Can you clarify some more as to where the ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException happens here, and how specifying the View implementation fixes it? Thanks!

– nicholas. Hauschild May 18 at 17:34 @bdhar:is this solve you r problem. – Sumant May 18 at 17:38 Sorry, it did not solve my problem.

– bdhar May 20 at 7:23 @bdhar you have to set Id first like clickmeButton. SetId(1);also in popup. Xml give layout_width & layout_height parameters to textview.

– Sumant Jun 6 at 16:43.

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