I want to create a GridView like this one:
But, I don't know how! I know how work with Android GridView, but not like this one.
Suggestions of library or any tip will be welcome.
Thanks.
I want to create a GridView like this one
The View you are referring to can quite easily be created without using a GridView. If your components (clothing, bags, shoes etc.) are static, you can use nested LinearLayouts (with weights) inside a ScrollView.
Suggestions of library or any tip will be welcome.
You can try StaggeredGridView: Link
A demo project to get you going: Link
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i'm creating an app, and i'm kinda knew in android develpment, i don't have much experience, but i've bee maneging well. My app is almost complete and now i want to improve the looks.
Anyone knows how to put the widgets inside boxes, separated from background ? Like, i'll give you an example:
Anyone knows how to put the widgets inside boxes, separated from
background ?
=> You can use the CardView provided in support library. CardView is nothing but a FrameLayout so you can include whatever views inside it!
For more reference, go through the Creating Lists and Cards.
Use frame layouts for the boxes.
Anyone know how can i achieve a list like this in the picture? I want to add the images in the project, and create a layout that will pick them up and put them automatically in the layout. Not manually to import all images in the layout.
So like this if i add a new image in the app then it will be picked automatically.
I didnt try anything yet as am not sure how to do it.
All i found in the web is layouts with each row having 1 icon, but thats not what i want.
Any info or a link i can use anyone?
You just can't do that with a Spinner.
You need to use a GridView.
Normally we won't use TableLayout if there are so many images, which will cause Out of Memory Error if too many images loaded. Use GridView instead, very easy and meet your requirements. Look into ApiDemos for some sample codes.
I managed to solve this. Here is the link that helped me out: http://iserveandroid.blogspot.com/2010/12/custom-gridview-in-dialog.html
can anyone help me by telling me how can I create a layout like this one:
It looks like a grid view, but not all items have the same width, and height.
This is a modified version of Android's experimental StaggeredGridView. The StaggeredGridView allows the user to create a GridView with uneven rows similar to how Pinterest looks. Includes own OnItemClickListener and OnItemLongClickListener, selector, and fixed position restore.
Refer this,It may help to solve your problem.
Here is a well supported library https://github.com/etsy/AndroidStaggeredGrid
Another view that I found now, thanks to #AndroidLearner is PinterestLikeAdapterView you can check it here. If anyone also has the problem like me - you can refer to this one also.
This is definitely what are you looking for. The other example given in the answers does not allow you to manipulate with the width of the items, with this one you are able to do anything.
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:
There are no controls in Android that provide Tree-like View. There is an ExpandableList View which I suspect could be used to creating one.
Have you tried imlpementing such a control?
How would one implement such a control in Android?
Our company just open-sourced a small widget that is doing just that... You can see all the sources and add the project (as a library) to your own android project:
http://code.google.com/p/tree-view-list-android/
take a look at ExpandableListView. Besides, see following thread:
http://www.mail-archive.com/android-beginners#googlegroups.com/msg03587.html
this solutions are, very complicate. but can use a ExpandableListView of more levels.
Example: How to implement multilevel ExpandableListview in Android?