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Originally Posted by DavidTC
If you can change the button labels how you want, how about having 'None', 'Yes', and 'No' always in a specific order, and just putting (Current) after the label on whichever button is the current one?
That said, I'm not sure why you don't just put clickable labels on the book info page that do the action itself. Like
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Maybe with a confirmation dialog that people can choose to not see.
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I am not a fan of active links -- links that immediately change things. If one opens a confirmation dialog then that dialog ought to do the work. Another problem: line width. There isn't enough room to put all those buttons.
As for changing labels: android permits 3 standard buttons at the bottom of a dialog. If I want more then I must make my own buttons, which will stylistically be different from the standard buttons. That said, I suspect I will do that anyway just to avoid the fights. I will add three buttons above the line, one for each value in a fixed order, and leave only the Cancel button below the line.