I've searched for libraries, but i have found that existing libraries only support vertical slider. Anyone know any library capable of handle things such as “automatic collapse item when another is clicked”, and so on.
I'm not asking for a piece of code that ilustrate how to do it. Instead, i'm looking for something more robust and tested, like this library https://github.com/tjerkw/Android-SlideExpandableListView, but it must support horizontal slider.
Thanks.
This library is just what I needed it
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I want to make awesome scroll effect. I've found a couple of examples:
http://lab.hakim.se/scroll-effects/
but I have no idea how to such behaviour. I consider to make it on my own, but it will be good to have a library which I can use. Just need some starting point. Any ideas?
I've used this library a few times and seemed good but seems to be in need of an update since some of the delete animations have problems. But the scrolling animations should still be good:
https://github.com/wasabeef/recyclerview-animators
I am working on this issue for over 10 hours and its pushing me hard,
I need a library, which has circular dots, auto scroll, infinite scroll and I will provide title of the picture below it, I checked all the libraries provided so far and they did not help me, is there a library you guys use so far ? thank you
for circular indicators you can make use of this library :
https://github.com/ongakuer/CircleIndicator
and for autoscrollview you can use this library :
https://github.com/Trinea/android-auto-scroll-view-pager
I am using these two in my projects. make use of the github samples. it will help you for implementation details
Instead of finding libraries for this, implement the code that I am attaching below. Your dots view, auto scroll and infinite scroll will work with it. For the name of the image you can add code in the onPageChangeListener method to show the name of the image
View Pager Example for You
Hope your issue is resolved using this example that I made for you
I have a GridLayout with some items in it. Nothing special on it.
I just would like to know if I can drag items around and make the other items automatically arrange themselves.
It's like Android does in Jellybean if you move an icon near another icon.
Is that possible in GridLayout?
Thank you!
I don't know if that is possible with a GridLayout, doubt it, but here is a example that looks like a GridLayout and implements Drag and Drop. This should solve your issue.
I feel like there are many projects which could solve this slightly better than the other answer:
See the following question
Within this, the following projects are mentioned:
PagedDragDropGrid
Alternative View Drag and Drop
Google Project and some other 3rd party stuff
This may help you find some stuff other than GridViews as well.
I'm looking to try and implement this style pattern into my application:
http://www.androidpatterns.com/uap_pattern/carousel
But I am having trouble in finding an existing library or solution to it. Does anybody know of any libraries that I could use or how I would go about implementing this?
So far, Ive found this:
http://www.inter-fuser.com/2010/02/android-coverflow-widget-v2.html
but it isn't quite what I want as it would be nice if it was hosted inside of a ViewPager so I can have buttons etc inside the view.
You might try twoway-view, an implementation of an AdapterView (similar to ListView/GridView) that supports horizontal scrolling.
In this case, you'd use it more like a ListView rather than a ViewPager, so each element would be a separate item layout, rather than Fragment.
One example of where twoway-view is in use right now is the latest Firefox for Android nightly as discussed on the announcement post, which contains some screenshots of it in use:
I wanted to ask can I implement pull-down refresh option on a linear layout control, I have read this & other examples also but they all are for "ListView" control.
#MH
Have a look at Chris Banes' pull-to-refresh implementation, which is available for several views, including ListView, GridView, ScrollView and WebView. You might be able to simple use the ScrollView version and wrap that around your LinearLayout. Alternatively it should be relatively easy to implement your own using the building blocks in that library.
This Worked for me.