I have a three tab layout which contains three forms.
I want to switch between tabs and when I move to tab two from tab one after filling the form, and when I navigate back to tab one, I want to display the previously filled content.
How can I achieve this?
Any suggestions.
Thank you.
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I have implemented an ActionBar with 3 tabs in an android app. I also used ViewPager to switch between different tabs. Every tab is defined in a fragment.
The last tab is called "Setting". I have two different settings. One is "Simple" setting, and the other one is "Advanced" setting. How can I implement these two different settings in the "Setting" tab. Should I make kind of sub-fragments or two new tabs inside the main tab which is "Setting" tab? Can I also for example create two buttons at the top, and switch between them? Or any better idea? Which solution is easier and more efficient. I'm a newbie in Android.
I want to make something like this:
Hope this help
Take SettingFragment as Host fragment
Place both buttons on top and ViewPager below buttons
Take SimpleFragment and AdvanceFragment as items in ViewPager
I have an app in which I have three tabs on the ActionBar and and each tab has a Fragment associated with it in the ViewPager such that the user of the app can scroll between the different tabs/fragmens using a swipe gesture. So there are 3 tabs and 3 fragments and there is a one to one relation between them.
What I want to achieve is that inside each tab there should be 3 fragments and user should be able to navigate between them using the swipe gesture. Similarly other tabs can also contain different number of fragments and user should be able to navigate between them. So in this case there are three tabs and those can have "n" number of fragment such that there is one to many relationship.
How can I achieve such a behavior using or do I have to change my current approach and do something else. Kindly provide me a path here, I am stuck on this for quite a sometime.
I have nine tabs(say 0 to 8), displaying only five tabs on screen.
The five tabs will be 0 to 3 of those nine tabs and fifth tab will be MORE Tab.
MORE tab will show Activity with GridView showing Image+Title of remaining nine tabs(say 4 to 8).
Now on click of any item(Image+Title) in GridView will replace the MORE Tab Image+Title and its content/activity with its respective activity.
I am able to replace the tab indicators(Image+Title) but struggling on replace its respective content/activity.
As on other similar thread they had suggested to use clearAllTabs and add/recreate require tabs again. But i feel clearing all tabs just to replace one tab is heavy.
I am using the TabActivity with Intents. As i know TabActivity is deprecated by its old app initially it had only 5 tabs but now requirement is to add few more tabs.
Need your help to implement this. If it not possible with TabActivity, then switching to fragment tabs does it help me?
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I would recommend fragments for sure. I've used TabHost in the past and it was very problematic.
You can simply have Button at the top that control the visibility of the fragment below. With this way, you'll even be able to add transitions.
This link give a little more information on that topic. Separate Back Stack for each tab in Android using Fragments
In my app I have four tabs in the bottom of my main screen. When the user click in one of the tabs in the bottom it open an Activity and the user needs to fill up a form, after the form is done it returns to one of the TabActivities.
Everything works well, except when the form is save its supposed to go to the Activity an show the four tabs in the bottom. The problem is that the tabs in the bottom disappear.
I thought the if Im calling the TabActivity it will always show the tabs that were assign in the XML layout.
Okay you have to go for ActivityGroups. But in later version of android Activity Group is deprecated and hence you have to go for fragments or views. Here are few links which will get you started.
ActivityGroup Example
http://blog.henriklarsentoft.com/2010/07/android-tabactivity-nested-activities/
http://united-coders.com/nico-heid/use-android-activitygroup-within-tabhost-to-show-different-activity
I'm currently developing an application that has a tab bar, and 3
different views: the first is a master-detail, the second one a
gallery, the third is a simple webview.
I was using the TabActivity, but since Android 3.0, this class is
deprecated and Android reference
suggests to use Fragments.
I switched then to an ActionBar, with Tabs and Action
Items. Inseide the first tab item I have a layout with 2 fragments (my
master-detail view). When I switch through tabs I want that my layout
change as I described above, so I thought to hide the left fragment
(the master listview) and work only in the detail fragment.. but with
this solution I have only one main activity with a lot of fragments
attached to it, and for each fragment displayed I need to modify the
Action Item shown and handle different actions in
OnOptionItemSelected.
Is this a good way to implement this kind of
application or should I consider different solutions?
You should have a single fragment container where the fragments are replaced depending on the tab selected.
One activity and multiple fragments is the right approach.