DialogFragment not seen as visible when created with onCreateDialog?
You can determine if a dialog fragment is showing by a function like: boolean isShowing(DialogFragment dlg) { return dlg.getDialog()! = null; }.
I have implemented a dialog with extends DialogFragment. I create the dialog using AlertDialog. Builder in onCreateDialog (onCreateView is not used).
This returns false. Now the following is the Fragment::isVisible code from the compatibility sources. The calls returns false because mView is null because the view isn't attached to a window.
Any ideas as to how I should be invoking the dialog, or creating it for that matter, so that it is attached to the fragment's root view? Or how else I should be checking for visibility? Thanks in advance, Peter.
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