I have built an slidemenu using coboltforge.slidemenu library for android tablet. I dont want the slide to go back on item click and perform respective task on full screen. I want slide to stay on and the item click task will open in remaining space(on right). Space is not issue as it is for tablet.
For the sliding menu, I recommend https://github.com/jfeinstein10/SlidingMenu. It is widely used by popular apps like VLC for Android and Wunderlist2.
Then you should check its example of ResponsiveUIActivity and its related implementation. It is exactly what you want.
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I have fitted my app with a NavDrawer following the Android Material Design spec.
But initially the idea I had for my App's Navigation Drawer was different, I would like to maintain that design, but I need advice with the approach.
I have uploaded an image of what I would like to achieve.
http://i.stack.imgur.com/uzRBe.jpg
The user can click on button 2 and due to the nature of button 2, only that portion of the NavDrawer will slide out, or the user can slide the drawer out manually using a finger, and the drawer slides out and snaps to the edge of the screen just like the Android notification menu that u can slide from the top of your device.
Clicking on button four will slide the entire Group of buttons (due to the nature of content on button 4), button two would remain on the right if it were already there to start with.
Button 1 which would be the home button would check that all other buttons are in place (to the left) otherwise it draws them in then loads the home content into the main view.
I am not sure which way to approach this, using the Material Spec NavDrawer, or I custom design multiple linear layouts that follow the user's Xposition gestures.
Currently, I have a Material Spec NavDrawer, so the code is standard
Better to use the default Android Drawer Actvitity that comes with Android studio 2.0 and modify it.
it will save you allot of bugs
if you still want to create a cosutm one
you can either use what was suggested here >
http://simonvt.github.io/android-menudrawer/
or you can just choose one from this site >
https://android-arsenal.com/search?q=Drawer
it has some open library drawer helpers to help you write one.
i woul'd suggest against writing everything from scrach, it looks like allot of works and introduce allot of bugs, as to what needs to be on top of what every time, that you can fix by either using a library or taking the default one.
I need to know How to recreate the button animation Like the Open Navigation Drawer and back buttons on Google Apps,
Open NavMenu button rotates 360 then changes to back button in the tool bar with the fading in or out responding fragments, then if you pressed back button the same animation sequence occur reversely
You can observe it if you opened your Gmail
Maybe this library will help you.
A library to bring fully animated Material Design components to pre-Lolipop Android.
Check github sample.
or if you are looking navigation drawer samples like in google apps,
please check this tutorial .
I want to transform the upper left button that normally allows to open the Navigation Drawer to become a "Up" button (with the left arrow).
I looked everywhere but I couldn't find even a question where this problem is answered in a quick way.
Details:
I have a single Activity. The NavigationDrawer contains a list of elements. Let's call them Element1 and so on.
When I open the application I can see a "Home" Fragment that contains a sort of splash screen with some basic details of my application.
If I open the Drawer and select Element4 I switch the "Home" Fragment with the "Element4" Fragment. The icon at the top left should become the classic "Up" icon as intended in the Google developer site and allow me, touching it, to come back to the "Home" Fragment.
A simple example could be the NavigationDrawer application mockup created by Eclipse in its wizard. I want to modify it to make the 0 section the home section and if the 1 section its child.
Maybe if someone that knows how to do answer me it'll be a big help not only for me but for many other people.
Thanks
I'm trying to make an extra effect to menu that will come down from the top of the screen
I want to make it enter the screen while swiping it from the top and if the user left it, it should continue to the end
this is the figure that demonstrate what I want to do:
I tried to do it with animation but the animation will not go on while swiping and it will go to the end without touching
any other ideas to move the view down with finger ?
Check this out for a sliding Drawer http://developer.android.com/reference/android/widget/SlidingDrawer.html
it sound like you kind of want the same thing as the pulldown menu at the top of all android phones except you want it customized, the link will show you that.
OK
It works for me now
I used SlidingTray.java class from this API
API Website
btw : this api open source
I am an android newbie and I am trying to create an Android App with three Activities: a Homescreen, a listview and a detailview.
I integrated J. Feinstein's Sliding Menu in my Homescreen and filled it with a ListView to display my different categories (Restaurants, Bars, Culture, whatever). When I click one of my List Items, the new Activity gets created and Pops up. However, I want the Activity to replace the old one while the SlidingMenu stays on top and then gently slides away. I saw this behaviour in the Example App but I cant quite find the bit of code that holds the answer to my question. Hope anyone can help :)
The sample app uses fragment transactions instead of starting new activities to change the content. As far as I know, that is the only way to do the two actions – close sliding menu and change content – simultaneously.