TimePicker Dialog from clicking EditText

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I ve already got a DatePicker which pops up when the user clicks on the EditText field  eReminderDate setOnClickListener new OnClickListener                   Override             public void onClick View v                       TODO Auto-generated method stub                   To show current date in the datepicker                 Calendar mcurrentDate   Calendar getInstance                    int mYear   mcurrentDate get Calendar YEAR                   int mMonth   mcurrentDate get Calendar MONTH                   int mDay   mcurrentDate get Calendar DAY OF MONTH                    DatePickerDialog mDatePicker                  mDatePicker   new DatePickerDialog AddReminder this  new OnDateSetListener                         public void onDateSet DatePicker datepicker  int selectedyear  int selectedmonth  int selectedday                               TODO Auto-generated method stub                             Your code   to get date and time                               selectedmonth   selectedmonth   1                          eReminderDate setText      selectedday         selectedmonth         selectedyear                                            mYear  mMonth  mDay                   mDatePicker setTitle  Select Date                    mDatePicker show                                I ve tried doing a TimePicker in a similar way but was unable to get it working  This is my attempt at getting it working   eReminderTime setOnClickListener new OnClickListener                   Override             public void onClick View v                       TODO Auto-generated method stub                 Calendar mcurrentTime   Calendar getInstance                    int hour   mcurrentTime get Calendar HOUR OF DAY                   int minute   mcurrentTime get Calendar MINUTE                   TimePickerDialog mTimePicker                  mTimePicker   new TimePickerDialog AddReminder this  new TimePickerDialog OnTimeSetListener                          Override                     public void onTimeSet TimePicker timePicker  int selectedHour  int selectedMinute                            eReminderTime setText    selectedHour         selectedMinute                                            hour  minute                   mTimePicker setTitle  Select Time                    mTimePicker show                                 Is it impossible to do it similar to the way I did it for DatePicker   I ve tried even just making a TimePicker pop up once the EditText field is clicked with this code         eReminderTime setOnClickListener new OnClickListener               Override         public void onClick View v                   TODO Auto-generated method stub             showDialog TIME DIALOG ID                       For some reason when I entered that into Android Studio the  showDialog  was scored out   Can anyone give me tips on where I m going wrong  Or am I just going to have to use a Custom DialogFragment

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You can use the below code in the onclick listener of edittext

  TimePickerDialog timePickerDialog = new TimePickerDialog(MainActivity.this,
    new TimePickerDialog.OnTimeSetListener() {

        @Override
        public void onTimeSet(TimePicker view, int hourOfDay,
                              int minute) {

            tv_time.setText(hourOfDay + ":" + minute);
        }
    }, hour, minute, false);
     timePickerDialog.show();

You can see the full code at Android timepicker example

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I extended the nice reusable solution of  Sumoanand to support both focus change and click listeners when changing the time multiple times  Also updating the picker calendar to remember the last selected time   formatting HH mm  public class TimeSetter implements View OnFocusChangeListener  TimePickerDialog OnTimeSetListener  View OnClickListener        private EditText mEditText      private Calendar mCalendar      private SimpleDateFormat mFormat       public TimeSetter EditText editText          this mEditText   editText         mEditText setOnFocusChangeListener this          mEditText setOnClickListener this               Override     public void onFocusChange View view  boolean hasFocus            if  hasFocus               showPicker view                         Override     public void onClick View view            showPicker view              private void showPicker View view            if  mCalendar    null              mCalendar   Calendar getInstance             int hour   mCalendar get Calendar HOUR OF DAY           int minute   mCalendar get Calendar MINUTE            new TimePickerDialog view getContext    this  hour  minute  true  show                Override     public void onTimeSet TimePicker view  int hourOfDay  int minute            mCalendar set Calendar HOUR OF DAY  hourOfDay           mCalendar set Calendar MINUTE  minute            if  mFormat    null              mFormat   new SimpleDateFormat  HH mm   Locale getDefault              this mEditText setText mFormat format mCalendar getTime                 Usage from onCreate   EditText timeEditText    EditText  rootView findViewById R id timeText   new TimeSetter timeEditText

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You have not put the last argument in the TimePickerDialog     public TimePickerDialog Context context  OnTimeSetListener listener  int hourOfDay  int minute              boolean is24HourView            this context  0  listener  hourOfDay  minute  is24HourView             this is the code of the TimePickerclass  it requires a boolean argument is24HourView

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I dont know if this will work for you  it works for me just fine   Create a method for the Date Time picker dialog   private DatePickerDialog OnDateSetListener datePickerListener   new DatePickerDialog OnDateSetListener             when dialog box is called  below method will be called         The arguments will be working to get the Day of Week to show it in a special TextView for it       public void onDateSet DatePicker view  int selectedYear                            int selectedMonth  int selectedDay            String year1   String valueOf selectedYear           String month1   String valueOf selectedMonth   1           String day1   String valueOf selectedDay           delivDate setText month1         day1         year1           delivDay setText DateFormat format  EEEE   new Date selectedYear  selectedMonth  selectedDay - 1   toString                and then  wherever you want you can do it just like this  public void setDateOnClick  View view        Calendar cal   Calendar getInstance         DatePickerDialog datePicker   new DatePickerDialog this  datePickerListener              cal get Calendar YEAR               cal get Calendar MONTH               cal get Calendar DAY OF MONTH          Create a cancel button and set the title of the dialog      datePicker setCancelable false       datePicker setTitle  Select the date        datePicker show        hope you find this as your solution

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eReminderTime setText       selectedHour         selectedMinute     Your missing a   between    and selected hour  setText methods only take a single string  so you need to concatenate all the parts  the first quotes are likely unnecessary    eReminderTime setOnClickListener new OnClickListener               Override         public void onClick View v                   TODO Auto-generated method stub             Calendar mcurrentTime   Calendar getInstance                int hour   mcurrentTime get Calendar HOUR OF DAY               int minute   mcurrentTime get Calendar MINUTE               TimePickerDialog mTimePicker              mTimePicker   new TimePickerDialog AddReminder this  new TimePickerDialog OnTimeSetListener                      Override                 public void onTimeSet TimePicker timePicker  int selectedHour  int selectedMinute                        eReminderTime setText  selectedHour         selectedMinute                                    hour  minute  true    Yes 24 hour time             mTimePicker setTitle  Select Time                mTimePicker show                         That should fix your second error  you weren t providing the last parameter  TimePickerDialog Constructors

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public class   Your java Class   extends ActionBarActivity implements  View OnClickListener  date    EditText  findViewById R id date   date setInputType InputType TYPE NULL           date requestFocus            date setOnClickListener this           dateFormatter   new SimpleDateFormat  yyyy-MM-dd   Locale US            setDateTimeField     private void setDateTimeField             Calendar newCalendar   Calendar getInstance            fromDatePickerDialog   new DatePickerDialog this  new DatePickerDialog OnDateSetListener                  public void onDateSet DatePicker view  int year  int monthOfYear  int dayOfMonth                    Calendar newDate   Calendar getInstance                    newDate set year  monthOfYear  dayOfMonth                   date setText dateFormatter format newDate getTime                                newCalendar get Calendar YEAR   newCalendar get Calendar MONTH   newCalendar get Calendar DAY OF MONTH            Override     public void onClick View v            fromDatePickerDialog show

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For me the dialogue appears more than one if I click the dpFlightDate edit text more than one time same for the timmer dialog     how can I avoid this dialog to appear only once and if the user click s 2nd time the dialog must not appear again ie if dialog is on the screen                 perform click event on edit text             dpFlightDate setOnClickListener new View OnClickListener                      Override                 public void onClick View v                           calender class s instance and get current date   month and year from calender                     final Calendar c   Calendar getInstance                        int mYear   c get Calendar YEAR      current year                     int mMonth   c get Calendar MONTH      current month                     int mDay   c get Calendar DAY OF MONTH      current day                        date picker dialog                     datePickerDialog   new DatePickerDialog frmFlightDetails this                              new DatePickerDialog OnDateSetListener                                      Override                                 public void onDateSet DatePicker view  int year                                                        int monthOfYear  int dayOfMonth                                           set day of month   month and year value in the edit text                                     dpFlightDate setText dayOfMonth                                                      monthOfYear   1          year                                                                     mYear  mMonth  mDay                       datePickerDialog show                                                  tpFlightTime setOnClickListener new View OnClickListener                      Override                 public void onClick View view                           Use the current time as the default values for the picker                     final Calendar c   Calendar getInstance                        int hour   c get Calendar HOUR OF DAY                       int minute   c get Calendar MINUTE                          Create a new instance of TimePickerDialog                     timePickerDialog   new TimePickerDialog frmFlightDetails this  new TimePickerDialog OnTimeSetListener                              Override                         public void onTimeSet TimePicker timePicker  int selectedHour  int selectedMinute                                tpFlightTime setText  selectedHour         selectedMinute                                                    hour  minute  true    Yes 24 hour time                     timePickerDialog setTitle  Select Time                        timePickerDialog show

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public void onClick1 View v      DatePickerDialog dialog   new DatePickerDialog this  this  2013  2  18     dialog show       public void onDateSet1 DatePicker view  int year1  int month1  int day1      e1 setText day1          month1 1          year1

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Why not write in a re-usable way    Create SetTime class   class SetTime implements OnFocusChangeListener  OnTimeSetListener              private EditText editText         private Calendar myCalendar          public SetTime EditText editText  Context ctx              this editText   editText             this editText setOnFocusChangeListener this              this myCalendar   Calendar getInstance                        Override         public void onFocusChange View v  boolean hasFocus                   TODO Auto-generated method stub             if hasFocus                   int hour   myCalendar get Calendar HOUR OF DAY                   int minute   myCalendar get Calendar MINUTE                   new TimePickerDialog ctx  this  hour  minute  true  show                                      Override         public void onTimeSet TimePicker view  int hourOfDay  int minute                   TODO Auto-generated method stub             this editText setText  hourOfDay         minute                      Then call it from onCreate function       EditText editTextFromTime    EditText  findViewById R id editTextFromTime       SetTime fromTime   new SetTime editTextFromTime  this

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In all of the above  the EditText still needs the focusable  quot false quot  attribute in the xml in order to prevent the keyboard from popping up

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