I have to create a screen in which multiple images will be scrolling (automatically) from right to left with following features:
I have to create a layout like this image:
Small circles will be scrolling automatically like marquee.
When Image would reach at center, image will be zoom by 20% than other image.
Images would be click able, so that an operation could be performed after click.
What I have done so far:
I have used ViewPager but neither images are not scrolling automatically nor center image is zooming.
Please suggest or give some example.
I've done some research on this, and found that basically Android ViewPager does not support such functionality. This requires you to create your own custom ViewPager.
For the scrolling, circular ViewPager, I suggest you to use InfiniteViewPager. For the adapter, you can try looking at here.
This is some alternative, but I prefer InfiniteViewPager.
You can achieve this using a CarouselView. There are several libraries available for it. You can try this one.
https://github.com/clkasd/CarouselViewProject.
To change the current item automatically, you can use setCurrentItem function with a timer.
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I need to make a layout similar to that Image.
I wish it were shown all the registered images and their attributes and a button to add the user would select an image and define the attributes of it. I do not want a complete example that ordered but at least one direction than I use to do the layout. By my research I should perhaps use a swipe view. Has anyone seen something similar?
Thank you
You can use ViewPager to display cards like in top part.
ViewPager with previous and next page boundaries
And use a ListView or RecyclerView to show the bottom part. https://code.tutsplus.com/tutorials/getting-started-with-recyclerview-and-cardview-on-android--cms-23465
I want to create slide in effect like below.
http://demosthenes.info/blog/838/CSSslidy-An-Auto-Generated-Responsive-CSS3-Image-Slider
The differences are
1) I have layout with two images, and when the new image is downloaded in background, one of the existing image has to slide out and this new image has to slide in.
2) User dont need to scroll and see previous images, I want to show only two images at any given time.
3) Its better if the diapered images get disposed.
What i tried so for with no luck
1) Horizontal scroll view- issues is hard to add items dynamically scroll to it while existing images been deletes.
2) ViewPager - http://developer.android.com/training/animation/screen-slide.html, couldnt get it to work.
what other ways is there, or how to improve what I tried.
Thanks
Simple and effective tutorial here.
1.http://android-er.blogspot.in/2011/09/implement-slide-in-and-slide-out.html
2.http://wptrafficanalyzer.in/blog/image-slideshow-from-right-to-left-using-viewflipper-in-android/
Basics about animation tutorial here,
https://github.com/codepath/android_guides/wiki/Animations
I think your looking for this.
ViewPager is what you want, hope it'll help.
I want to create an image slider using the HorizontalScrollView. Indeed, the slider will display one image at the time and I want to be able to use the fling gesture to navigate left and right in the slider.
Any Idea to which methods to override in the HorizontalScrollView to achieve this.
Thanks a lot.
Best
You could use Gallery with Image Switcher view to achieve this
This Link is usefull to you for better way to implement Android HorizontalScrollView to move image one by one.
Link :http://saigeethamn.blogspot.in/2010/05/image-switcher-view-android-developer.html
video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c6a6wTfSPJA
EDIT :
If you want to implement Complex way refer this Links
Link1
Link2
You'd be better served implementing this with a Gallery widget or a ViewPager. These elements handle the display and interaction portion for you; you just have to provide the data behind that. If these don't quite work for you, better to customize one of them then start all the way from scratch.
Gallery Docs
ViewPager Docs
You can use any of below things for your need
Gallery - A view that shows items in a center-locked, horizontally scrolling list.
ViewPager -Layout manager that allows the user to flip left and right through pages of data. You supply an implementation of a PagerAdapter to generate the pages that the view
shows.
HorizontalScrollView -Layout container for a view hierarchy that can be scrolled by the user, allowing it to be larger than the physical display
for reference see these links - Gallery , ViewPager and HorizontalScrollView
I am using a ViewFlipper to toggle between views. I would like to get the same effect as Facebook's or Youtube's settings views, which is to keep a bit of the last view showing to the right. See image below. How can I do this?
Instead of using a ViewFlipper, try a ViewPager. The ViewPager is best, I think, if you want to have different pages and let the user control which one they see. It uses the paging animation by default, and you can specify page width so the user can see parts of the page next to it.
I was wondering if there is a way that I can animate my GridView's Children to their new positions. So, for example, slide in from the left and when at the end of a row, slide off to the right. This will give the effect of each child moving to its new position, rather than just appearing there.
I have looked around, and could not find any useful information. Ideally a small code sample will get me on my way.
Thanks
You should consider using GridLayoutAnimationController. GridLayoutAnimationController docs
You may try looking at this video:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X984r7IOrgc
The developer somehow shares how he had implemented the animation in his reply on one of the comments. He could not show the source code yet though. Hope this helps.
i used android canvas and some code for positioning image tiles. it
uses and data adapter pattern (like for all AdapterViews). each tile
has it's position - page, row and column. draging changes tiles
positions. - karooolek
There are a few animations in the Android API Demo, including some animations for gridview.
You might want to check the examples in com.example.android.apis.view.