Open AJacovchak opened 7 years ago
Just found out that on the onClickButton(int which), the "which" represent a different integer value for each of the buttons. -1 for "OK" -2 for "NO"
The value passed to onClickButton(int)
mirrors the general DialogInterface.OnClickListener
you would use for other dialogs. Rather than hardcoding the values, you should refer to the constants in that class instead.
@Jacovchak5 AndroidRate release 1.1.5 uses onClickButton(final byte which)
instead (byte instead int).
Hey,
How can I use setOnClickButtonListener on all of this feature buttons (ok, cancel)? I want to know how many users eventually went to the store to rate the app and how many canceled.
Thanks, Asaf