The best I've come up with is using an AlertDialog alert.getListView(). AddFooterView(...) and overriding it's onItemSelected method.
The best I've come up with is using an AlertDialog alert.getListView(). AddFooterView(...); and overriding it's onItemSelected method.
Similar to the context menu that comes up when choosing the default home screen for example. From the Api docs for ContextMenu I see that you can set a header view, but not a footer view. Also the setCheckable / setGroupCheckable methods don't seem to help much here.
Does this need to be done via a custom (alert) dialog?
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