I want to use Navigation drawer in Action Bar and below that I want to use Swipe Tabs in single sherlock fragment. I want to open above sherlock fragment on the Item click of ListView.And Most Important think is that I want to open different swipe tab on the click of different Item in ListView.
thank in advance.
Use this library. Because Navigation Drawer with swipe tabs is really difficult and as far as I know many developers are struggling with it. For reference you can refer my Application.
Create the Navigation Drawer with the standard procedure and just integrate the above library.
Hope it helps
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I am trying to figure out how airbnb has implemented its Tab Bar, it either seems they have hidden their actionbar and everything has been shifted onto a tab bar but then the right most user icon opens the navigation drawer which should be ideally on actionbar, Or everything is on action bar itself but then how can those 3 tabs/icons on left be implemented on actionbar. (Kindly refer attached image)
Can somebody put some light on how this can be implemented. How to go about it? Also are those 3 icons fragments or separate activities?
Here, is a library which makes your life simpler to implement TabBarView for actionbar tabs.
https://github.com/Mirkoddd/TabBarView
This should give you insight about how to use it for your app.
I am developing an Android project with Android Studio.
I would like to have the menu is always accessible in every view like Google Play Store (the Sidebar) and App Store (the Bottom selection bar).
I am thinking to do it in two ways:
Make my app have only one activity with Navigation Drawer, all the other views are above this activity using fragments.
Recreate the sidebar or bottom selection bar every time I switch to another activity.
Both of these two ways are very complex and cost a lot. Do you have some better ways?
PS: If not, could you suggest me some links about how to implement these two methods?
Thanks a lot.
you can create a MasterActivity that extend Activity and contain your sidebar. other Activity can extend from your MasterActivity by this way you can access your sidebar on each activity.
I think you should use the default navigation drawer and default action bar.
If you are using the Android Studio then
right click on your package and go to New/Activity/Navigation Drawer Activity.
That will create navigation drawer fragment and activity automatically.
But If you are using Eclipse then these links will be useful for you.Navigation Drawer
Action Bar
you can use include tag in other layout activity and call Navigation Drawer:
<include
android:id="#+id/nDrawer"
layout="#layout/your_NavigationDrawerLayoutName"/>
I want to use navigation drawer and tabs together.I have googled it but i didn't get correct answer,even I am confused whether to use or not when i use navigation drawer I use the FrameLayout and for tab also I use FrameLayout how do i differentiate them how can I use.Can anyone explain me.Previously action bar were there but, now they are deprecated. I am using toolbar.
Thanks in advance.
I want to use navigation drawer and tabs together.
Why? Navigation Drawer gives user clickable options and when an item is selected, developer has to change the fragment in the Activity's FrameLayout.
Tab view is also an alternative, i.e. you can have all drawer options in form of 'swipe-able' tabbed fragments, using viewPager.
Now you should decide, to go with drawer or viewPager
Alternatively, if you do want to use both in your app you can go for a viewpager inside slidingDrawer. Now ViewPager will have tabbed swipe view and slidingDrawer options can open new Activities.
Let me know of your decision and then I can update here with appropriate code snippet/links.
I am using action bar with help of android-support-v7-appcompat and also using Navigation drawer over it.
In one of my fragment if I use ActionBar.Tabs then the tabs overlaps the navigation drawer and the drawer gets below the ActionBar tabs.
How can I make the action bar like in google play application or Google movie application.
The tabs should also go behind like the fragment. How can I do the same with android-support-v7-appcompat Libs
For Tab bar try ViewPagerIndicator http://viewpagerindicator.com/
This has a very good implementation for tab bar.
When we use default tab bar with actionbar, in landscape mode it will be merged into single row. So its better to use the above library.
I think you would be better off using a library like ViewPagerIndicator. The ActionBar is recognized as decor and is shown over top of the window, and the DrawerLayout is drawn as an object in the window.
Not sure if they're going to fix it in a future revision, but ViewPagerIndicator is pretty easy to set up and customize anyway.
Also, go to this question for better achievement getting-drawerlayout-to-slide-over-the-actionbar
Roman Nurik says that the Navigation Drawer should not be used with the Action Bar tabs.
The discussion is here https://plus.google.com/u/1/116515063230772720916/posts/8dWEkFcbTFX
Does anyone of you know of a sub navigation pattern in Android that uses a tabbed ActionBar navigation with pageable Fragments for its main navigation? (ViewPager)
I have looked at Spinners in the ActionBar which could work quite well if it wouldn't take ages to get the submenu rendered in the ActionBar while swiping from one tab to the next. (in the end you have jumping action items which look pretty ugly)
The other approach would include a segmented control widget which is known from the iOS platform. (like the TED application has it at the moment)
But what would be the Android way of doing it?
Why can't you try menu's for different tabs? I dont know whether it helps or not.Surf google for creating menus for each tab.