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Screen: LMFeedSelfDeleteDialogFragment

The LMFeedSelfDeleteDialogFragment is a dialog fragment that provides users with options to confirm or cancel the deletion of their own posts. It displays a customizable alert dialog with positive and negative actions.

GitHub Link to LMFeedSelfDeleteDialogFragment

View Style: LMFeedSelfDeleteDialogFragmentStyle​

The LMFeedSelfDeleteDialogFragmentStyle defines the visual style for the dialog fragment. Below are the customizable fields:

Field NameDescriptionType
selfDeleteDialogStyleStyle for the self-delete alert dialog.LMFeedAlertDialogViewStyle

GitHub Link to LMFeedSelfDeleteDialogFragmentStyle

Customization Available in LMFeedSelfDeleteDialogFragment​

Dialog Customizations​

  • customizeSelfDeleteDialog(alertDialogDelete: LMFeedAlertDialogView)
    Customizes the self-delete alert dialog view.

Interactions Available in LMFeedSelfDeleteDialogFragment​

Alert Dialog Interactions​

  • onSelfDeleteAlertPositiveButtonClicked()
    Triggered when the positive button in the self-delete alert dialog is clicked.
  • onSelfDeleteAlertNegativeButtonClicked()
    Triggered when the negative button in the self-delete alert dialog is clicked.

Usage Example​

In this example, we're customizing the following elements of the self delete dialog:

  • Dialog Appearance: Change the title of the dialog.
  • Click Listeners: Override behavior for alert positive button click.

Steps to customize​

Step 1: Create CustomSelfDeleteDialogFragment​

Start by extending LMFeedSelfDeleteDialogFragment and create a custom class, say CustomSelfDeleteDialogFragment.

class CustomSelfDeleteDialogFragment : LMFeedSelfDeleteDialogFragment() {
    // We will override methods in the next step
}

Step 2: Override and Customize Methods​

You can customize various aspects of the self delete dialog by overriding specific functions.

note

If you're providing your own custom layout or binding, you must override all lifecycle functions, especially:

  • onCreateView
  • onViewCreated
  • onResume
  • onPause
  • onDestroyView
class CustomSelfDeleteDialogFragment : LMFeedSelfDeleteDialogFragment() {

  override fun customizeSelfDeleteDialog(alertDialogDelete: LMFeedAlertDialogView) {
    super.customizeSelfDeleteDialog(alertDialogDelete)

    alertDialogDelete.setAlertTitle("Custom Title")
  }

  override fun onSelfDeleteAlertPositiveButtonClicked() {
    super.onSelfDeleteAlertPositiveButtonClicked()

    // Write your logic
  }
}

Step 3: Pass CustomSelfDeleteDialogFragment for Navigation​

You now need to ensure that your fragment is returned wherever the self delete dialog is launched.

val application = this
val theme = LMFeedTheme.SOCIAL_FEED
val enablePushNotifications = false
val deviceId = null
val domain = "ENTER YOUR DOMAIN HERE"
val lmFeedCoreCallback = null

LMFeedCore.setup(
    application = application,
    theme,
    enablePushNotifications = enablePushNotifications,
    deviceId = deviceId,
    domain = domain,
    lmFeedCoreCallback = lmFeedCoreCallback
)

// Set your custom seld delete dialog fragment here
LMFeedCore.setSelfDeleteDialogFragment(CustomSelfDeleteDialogFragment())