I am implementing a customized notification. I would like to know is it possible have the notification expand on touch of notification or click of a button?
If so how to implement?
Let me know!
Thanks!
Yes, you should look into Android Animation:
http://developer.android.com/training/animation/index.html
You can simply define a layout for your notification area and apply a animation transformation on it!
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the screenshot contains notifications from two different applications.
in the upper notification , there is a cancel button, How to add that button in notification.
Any help will be extremely thankful.
Use a Custom Notification Layout as outlined in the documentation.
You'd need to create a notification with a custom layout (view here) how to do that. You can attach a click listener with a pending intent to a button like so.
I have a problem:
I have implemented in my project the drag & drop with some icons simulating the drag & drop of android 2.2.
So, when you click for one second an icon, you can start to move your finger and insert your icon in any part of the screen. The basic behaviour of android 2.2 (API level 8) is that when you do a long click, there is a little Vibration and an Animation of the icon that you have touched and you can start to move.
I have implemented the vibration but i have no idea of what i can implement the little animation.
I have read about a scaleAnimation but I'm not sure.
Can anyone explain me the best way to implement this animation?
There are some tutorial or example?
Thanks in advance.
Marco
Here is the nice example of drag and drop with animation replacing view DraggableGridView
you can inflate your custom layout too and can handle all the events relating with the same.
I am pretty new to android. I am trying create an app that customizes the expanded view of the notification panel . For start , I would like to add one button at the top of the notifications panel that will delete the message.I have checked the reference from http://developer.android.com/guide/topics/ui/notifiers/notifications.html , however , this is not helping much as it is the view of the each notification . That is not what I want , I want to add the button at the top of the panel for any notification. Could you please direct me what should or how should I go about doing that. Any idea , reference would be highly appreciated
I am trying create an app that customizes the expanded view of the notification panel...I want to add the button at the top of the panel for any notification.
You are welcome to create your own custom firmware for this. It is not possible via an Android SDK application.
can anybody tell me how to create a notification with toggle type icon.if i click the icon ,it has to toggle between ON/OFF.I seen some of the apps related to it.But if there is any code snippets,its highly appreciated.
Thanks,
Narayan
You could just call some code to remove the current notification and recreate it with the toggled image on the event you get when a notification is selected.
I am trying to create a custom status bar notification in Android that has a button in addition to the text. The button can do a different thing than when you click the notification itself.
Is this possible at all? I'd also be ok putting an image of a button there instead. I know how to put an image, but not sure how to handle OnClick for an image embedded in RemoteViews. Your help is sincerely appreciated.
Thanks a lot in advance.
I don't think you can get a button on the status bar itself but you can certainly do it using a Custom Expanded View (see http://developer.android.com/guide/topics/ui/notifiers/notifications.html)
try use this way,the first is the view ID,
the second is a Pending intent..
RemoteViews.setOnClickPendingIntent(R.id.push_notifi_content, Pdit);
I have try it,but seems it just support in android4.0
I am working on this end as well. It is straightforward from HoneyComb onwards: look at the music app (it has a status bar control when playing). And you can implement yours with your_notification_remote_view_instance.setOnClickPendingIntent(R.id.a_button_in_notification, pending_intent_to_be_handled_by_a_service); while backing it with a service to handle the intent properly of course. While buttons can be embedded in earlier versions, they don't get focus or click when pressing.