I need to swipe between my two almost identic but separated layouts. Like just swipe screen by fingertip and the picture will change and some text will change too... thats all. :) But, isn't there a problem, when I'm using RelativeLayout at both of them?
Spartacus Hello
Bro use pager view for horizontal swipe, here is a simple exapmle of pager view:-
Check it out:-
If you found any issue regarding this please let me know i love to help you,
Spartacus Thanks:- :)
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I need to make this UI in android and I know that I can do it with the help of GridView but what I cannot understand is that how to set the margin for the TextView.
Can anyone help me with this?
Or any other suggestion except GridView. I was even thinking of RecyclerView.
Maybe this library could be interesting for you.
It may not be a great question but i am asking for some help.
I am not a pro so please if anything is unclear post a comment and i will try to explain.
I have an activity where i have a full screen ImageView where over it i have a couple of texts and an other overlayed imageview, i want when i swipe up to send the whole view upwards and to show from below a simillar view but with different image,
i don't need to detect swipe gesture, i need the view to track my finger's Y (vertical value) , and as i have my images into an array , how can i create the same view for each image ? I am not using adapter and as i know adapters works only with gridview and listviews, please if someone knows help me !
Try to use RecyclerView I think it can do what you want
I am new to android, I have arranged five LinearLayouts in a horizontal way, if I click the first first LinearLayout it will expand and the other layouts remain in the same position, please help me.
This is the layout design :
As the way you stated, I suggest you to use ExpandableListView
You can see for tutorial HERE
Since you're new, you're gonna have to learn anyway. Since the functionality you're looking for can be easily implemented using a Horizontal ListView, I suggest you try this approach rather than using five LinearLayouts. ListViews have extensive controls. I recommend this implementation from experience : HorizontalVariableListView. Hope this helps!
I have multiple textviews inside a horizontalscrollview. Now I want to scroll all the textviews inside it so that all multiple textviews gets displayed. How can I achieve it ?
Thanks in advance.
Here is one git project. Its a scroller the scroll automatically and continously. It was made to show a credits screen by continously scrolling through a list of images.
This might help you or give you some idea.
https://github.com/blessenm/SlideshowDemo
Im new to Android and over the past few days I have been over many tutorials, I was wondering if you could help me with some advice.
I want images on top of each (not completely, there may be some overlapping) other with each image to be clickable.
Whats the best way to do this? Have each image in an image view? Can these be positioned on top of each other? And have onclick listeners?
Thanks for your help
Imageviews can be stacked by using the framelayout. The framelayout add each child view on top of each other based on the order of the childs ie the last child will be the top most.
Jep, ImageViews are appropriate. Add them to a RelativeLayout and add a onClickListener and you are done.
Have a close look at RelativeLayout's align* attributes.
HTH.