I have been trying to implement pie control like menu in android in which buttons will rotate in a circle . I tried rotating layout of the menu. I succeeded in rotating the view but in the backend, button existed at the same place after animation. I cam across this post link
but found no answer. Android experts please need some help in getting to right direction.
Thanks in advance .
Have you checked Arc Menu in Android ?
Also check out the Circular menu in Android and Similar Post
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i am working on demo application.
have you any idea about popup menu in Android 2.1 version. actually working fine in android api level 11 and above..
reference url : http://www.sitepoint.com/build-intuitive-extensible-menus-in-android-with-java-and-xml-2/
yes, you can do this. you just need a little bit of Animation and its done. :) It will give the exact feeling like a pop-up menu. I have done this before.
you need to use Relative layout for this purpose, because they can overlap on each other.
On click event of button, you need to show the View (relative layout holding a custom menu in this case) with an animation say bounce animation. again click on same button will hide the view again with an animation.
I wish I could post the code here but I have to search where I put my project. :P ;)
I hope it will give a little idea about a totally customized pop-up menu.
I want to implement same menu in my application. i tried many Demo examples of wheel type that use a static image which is upl![enter image description here][1]oaded once without any success. . so any one please help me out
A menu exact similar to this
link => https://stackoverflow.com/questions/12072692/a-circular-layout-with-scrollable-contents-in-it
Not sure about a scrolling feature but I have seen some menus that are similar to the one in the link that you posted. Links:
1.) daCapricorn's custom view called: ArcMenu.
2.) anupcowkur's android wheel.
3.) R4md4c's android rotary wheel view.
4.) lib4's rotate wheel.
I hope these can help.
I'm trying to simulate the iOS4 folder appearance in Android. I have a Button in my layout, and when pressed I would like to expand a View with some other buttons or images and the rest of the screen pushed down.
Here's an example video showing how the iOS 4 folders works: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z6ZwC8TGwXo (0:44)
Is there any library or sample code on anything similar to this? Or maybe some indications on how to achieve this?
Greetings
I found something that looks really similar to the iOS folders animation. It's a custom Animation, here are the details: http://udinic.wordpress.com/2011/09/03/expanding-listview-items/
I am new in android. I want to make rounded wheel animation type animation for my application home page like this one, any help please ?
What you are looking for is called "3D carousel view". We don't have much examples based on that. But still here is a very good link which has the source code for this sample.
http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/146145/Android-3D-Carousel
But still you have to roll out things to make the changes and customize it.
Please check below links its help to how to implement this functionality(Cover Flow)
http://code.google.com/p/android-coverflow/
http://www.inter-fuser.com/2010/02/android-coverflow-widget-v2.html
I'm trying to cope with some problem in finding good idea. I would like to make interesting menu like in games on Android (eg. ANngry Birds or here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q3g6SdTODY4) In this panda game I supose that first menu are simply 3 color buttons, but what about this sliding menu later with stages description - this same as in angry birds? Telling the truth I have got no idea what object it can be?
I will be glad if someone can tell me that. Or the best to give some tutorials about it. I cant google any.
Well, it seems that this sliding stage description is implemented with some simple layout placed to HorizontalScrollView and some animation applied to the buttons.
It can be your custom view provided with your translation animations and handling its visibility on the click of the default menu button (via onKeyDown()) on Android.
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