Im attempting to add a scrollable header to a gridview layout in android, Ive tried about everything I could find on the web but I cant get it to work, this type of layout appears in a number of popular apps such as facebook and instagram but Im not able to find any such sample code that would give me an Idea as to how to actually do it, anyone know how this can be achieved? adding the gridview to a scrollview doesnt work either, below are some photos that illustrate what Im trying to achieve.
This is before the scroll:
This is after the scroll:
Do not use a gridview. Instead use a listview which has this header functionality. And in the getView() method of your adapter you will have to return a list item divided into the number of columns you want.
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I have a requirement to design a Horizontalscroll list to show the list of dynamically obtained images in the list.Upon clicking on any item on the list it has to be shown on the Image view above the list.I tried many examples provided in the blogs. But they dont extend thier explanations towards obtaining the index of the Horizontalscrollview or getting resourceid of the image on which user has tapped. Knowledged please guide me on this.
Ps. I tried with galleryview as well But, I am not supposed to work using this as it is deprecated.
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Gururaj
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you can use ViewPager
try this link
http://android-er.blogspot.com.eg/2014/04/example-of-viewpager-with-custom.html
I am working on an Android application and needs to add HorizontalListView inside ListView. So, the case is, HorizontalListView contains only the images (dynamic) and ListView can contain multiple rows of HorizontalListView. I have succeeded in creating the HorizontalListView but stuck on the part where I need to add dynamic HorizontalListView in the ListView. I tried to google around but couldn't find any help. So, is there any idea or suggestion to do this?
Thanks
You can have a look on this and this. I have used the first one and its working fine.
Hello guys just wanna ask about creating like the image below .. i
search all about it here but fail to see similar on my question .i
know i would use layout_weight but cant do what i want it to be
like.see attachment below .. i wanted to do atleast 3 buttons .any
help please ?
https://fbcdn-sphotos-c-a.akamaihd.net/hphotos-ak-xpa1/v/t1.0-9/149364_1489250518001074_8490520321510060718_n.jpg?oh=647bbe485caabf52ad8de32e5e7412ac&oe=54B27214&__gda__=1424652329_8648e09f0cbd8b85c95ec64ebf14d1b9
I think you can do this pretty easily using a Gridview layout. You would create a gridview with a column number of 3 and just add 6 items to the gridview. You will also have to override the getView method of the adapter for the Gridview and return a imageview that contains the image you want to display.
Follow this guide for more instruction about using layouts, then try and follow the instructions I laid out above.
http://www.mkyong.com/android/android-gridview-example/
I wonder if there is a tutorial or example code how the effect below achieved in Android, or if someone published an adapter already for this... Basically based on the number of results returned the screen is populated with boxes, and as the finger swipes down more boxes will load on demand until the results run out.
This is a GridView. And you can use your custom Load More GridView. This is a custom ListView example of the same. You can implement your own custom GridView similar to this.
What you are looking for is a Lazy List Adapter.
There is a great implementation for it. You can check it here. All what you need next is to create the layout of your list rows, i.e the boxes.
hi i want to split my gallery with 5 images in 2 rows.
Please let me know how to do this in android using Gallery View & custom adapter for Gallery view.
Is there any sample code available please share it, i have already checked the previous posts in this site.
Thanks
If you still need this and Pagination instead of scroll will work for you, you might look at: https://github.com/sfarooq/PaginatedGallery
I designed it using ViewPager so you can manipulate the adapter to send any kind of views you want including two row views.
If you must use scrolling galleries you could implement two separate gallery in a vertical orientation and send touch events from each to the other.