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Pass Integer[] to AsyncTask - Android
Change the parameters of your AsyncTask to <Integer[], Void, String[]>
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load url in webview with asynch task fails
You should not be loading a WebView in a background thread; it needs to be loaded on the UI thread. I would add a listener to your WebView and when the URL is finished loading you can add your button.