I am using the 'com.android.support:customtabs:25.0.0' in android,
I wanted to delete the default menu item "Open In Chrome" from the menu list, because i wanted to handle the onClick of "Open In Chrome", my understanding was, we can handle onclick only if i add the menu item using "addMenuItem". Can you please guide me on this
At this moment, it's not possible to hide the overflow menu or "Open in Chrome" menu item in Custom tabs.
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i want to design a navigation drawer for my app . In it i want various options to go to various activity.
I also want to add some clickable items on title bar which would go to any activity specified.
so, please suggest me direction to proceed.
Best example is add new activity and select "Navigation Drawer Activity"
That use titlebar item for opening menu and swip for opening and closing menu
I am developing my first android app. I would like to add a dropdown menu to action bar. I used the second option described in this question, but I am not able to set the onItemSelectedListner. I am using the tab navigation, so I can't set the navigation to listview. How can I get this to work?
I am using Action bar and having menu items implemented using Action Provider. Clicking on menu item shows Popup Spinner. Now when any Menu item is clicked and Popup screen is ON and that time - If Overflow menu item is clicked then it doesn't show menu items under Overflow list (I need to click once again to get Overflow menu items).
Is this known issue? Is there any workaround for this?
Is this known issue?
It's known. It is not an issue. The drop-down for list navigation (what I presume the "Popup Spinner" is) has the focus. It takes a tap outside of the drop-down, anywhere in the activity, to dismiss the drop-down.
This is not significantly different than the behavior of a Spinner anywhere else in Android. For example, edit a contact, and tap on the Spinner to change a phone number type (e.g., mobile vs. home vs. work). It takes a tap anywhere else to dismiss the drop-down list, before a tap will have any other meaning.
Is there any workaround for this?
Do not use list navigation or other Spinners in your app.
I'm using ActionBarSherlock and I wonder if it is possible to have a popup menu at the bottom of the screen additionally? I'd like this menu to appear when the user clicks the default menu button (hardware for older mobiles).
How can I do this?
The actionbar menu overflow is automatically replaced by items in "menu" popup if you have a hardware menu button.
http://developer.android.com/design/patterns/compatibility.html
In order for items to appear in there you should set
android:showAsAction="never"
to your menu items
You must take a look at the How to Create Android Menus?
I hope this will help you.
I noticed that some android applications are adding its own menu item to the "Select wallpaper from" menu. Please how can I add my own item to the menu?
The menu is accessible from home screen by clicking to menu and clicking to the Walpaper item.
You create you own live wallpaper.