I'm using `androidx.compose.ui.window.DialogProperties` for multi targets. For js browser it is work...

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[T8522192]

I'm using androidx.compose.ui.window.DialogProperties for multi targets. For js browser it is working fine, but for android, I get compile error No parameter with name 'scrimColor' found.
Seems like a bug to me, or I miss some configs? Any idea..? 🥺

[Alex Styl]

Android doesn't support it yet

[Alex Styl]

Overall dialogs on Android seem to behave differently than the rest of Compose Multiplatform. I think it's because Android is using native dialogs and they have been historically difficult to customize.

I needed a consistent way to style dialogs on CMP so I built this, which supports custom scrim colors on Android too.

[T8522192]

@Alex Styl thnak for the quick reply! I will check the link for source code later, it looks like a workable solution at first glance 😊

[Alex Styl]

@T8522192 to save u some time: the way i do it is by creating a native dialog on Android which is fully transparent and full screen

then you can optionally use a Scrim() composable which sits on top of that native dialog, which dims the background

then on top of that you use the DialogPanel composable for your dialog's content, where i place it on the center of the screen

makes working with dialogs more predictable this way. For technical stuff look at the NoScrimDialog on the android sourceset

[T8522192]

@Alex Styl that implementation is pretty legit! thanks for all your sharing 😊😊