Passing this to an outer class and starting an activity from alertdialog's list on Android?

Remove the code extends Activity as you have no need to extend your class that you are creating since it does not rely on any activity related functionality Where you call startActivity(intent) replace it with context. StartActivity(intent).

Remove the code extends Activity as you have no need to extend your class that you are creating since it does not rely on any activity related functionality. Where you call startActivity(intent); replace it with context. StartActivity(intent).

Thank you! You solved my problem! – Kou Oct 13 at 14:04.

You should change the class to Extends Dialog and not activity. Also for Try this: Check out this tutorial on how to create a custom dialog. Custom Dialog Also Here Another Tutorial And Here.

Also Try removing the Final from (Final Context context) – coder_For_Life22 Oct 13 at 13:18 Thank you for your advice coder_For_Life22 but it still gives me error... I tried to change the super class from Activity to Dialog but if I do that startActivity won't work... – Kou Oct 13 at 13:27 Check out my edit. Ive posted full tutorials that will fix your issue, and put you on the correct path to creating the dialog you need above. – coder_For_Life22 Oct 13 at 13:32 Thanks for the links!

I'm reading! – Kou Oct 13 at 13:37 Great They are good tutorials and will definitely fix your problem and have you on your way. – coder_For_Life22 Oct 13 at 13:40.

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