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I want that when an item is added to cart the flaoting action button show open this layout. Does anyone have an idea how to do this..
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This is how the layout must open on fab click
Please help me do this..

You have 3 options,
Option 1
On clicking fab just hide it and show a custom dialog box to the exact same position you want.
Option 2
Use a custom SnackBar and display it , example link here
Option 3
Use this library FABRevealLayout to expand FAB to a layout.

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