Dialog not using app custom theme

[paddykily]

[bclymer]

@hotchemi I'm not entirely sure why this issue was created, but I think it might be related to an issue I'm seeing.

I'm passing in a wrapped context

ContextThemeWrapper(context, R.style.my_style)

which has a theme specifically for dialogs. However since you call getApplicationContext on the passed in Context, the theme doesn't work.

[Aditya94A]

Just ran into this:

I have a dark theme in my app, the dialog shows up as light, i.e it does not inherit the app's theme.

I tried the ContextThemeWrapper way as well but @bclymer says it's basically ignored:

AppRate.with(new ContextThemeWrapper(this, R.style.AppRateDialogTheme))

private AppRate(Context context) {
    this.context = context.getApplicationContext();
}

Why is getApplicationContext() being called anyways? We don't need the context of the global application object for a simple dialog, plus the user should be responsible for sending the appropriate context.

Edit: Using a custom view doesn't help either, this should be marked as a bug.

[sundeepkmallick]

Any update on it ? Is there any new version after 1.0.1?

[AlexanderLS]

Hi @paddykily , @bclymer , @AdityaAnand1 , @sundeepkmallick

You can use https://github.com/Vorlonsoft/AndroidRate and call

AppRate.with(this).setThemeResId(R.style.YourAppRateDialogTheme);

@AdityaAnand1 getApplicationContext() being called because we need the context of the global application object for the library purposes, not the creation of a dialog only; plus the user should be responsible for as few things as possible.

[sundeepkmallick]

Hi @AlexanderLS,

Thanks for your response. But I managed to resolve the problem from styles.xml.

The new library which you have referred, does it also support Kotlin? I will let you know if I use the new library in the apps I am working on. Thanks..

[AlexanderLS]

Hi @sundeepkmallick ,

Yes, https://github.com/Vorlonsoft/AndroidRate supports Kotlin also. It 245 commits ahead (21,924 lines ++, 6,285 lines --)