I'm using view flipper to make the user to be able to slide between layouts by clicking to related button, But the thing is, I have around 10 different layouts and some of them are quite complex. So I get "Out of Memory" Error.
I searched something on the internet and what I see is ,swiping between layouts with gestures.
And What I want is just to be able to slide between two layouts with "slide in" and "slide out" animations. NOT with GESTURES and SWIPING, by just clicking the button. It will be like a new activity starts but I just want to slide between layouts. Thanks is advance !
Fragments!
Dynamically build, show, hide and destroy them. And use XML animations to do whatever animation you want for transition.
Use the ViewPager with Fragments, both of which can be found in the support library and are compatible all the way down to Android 1.6.
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In android, i want to move from current to previous activity by left to right swipe as in iOS. I want to be able to even hold while swiping such as both activities are visible at the same time.
I want to introduce transition/animation effect just like in Telegram app. So please help how can i do it.
Tutorials or example code will work for me.
Thanks in advance!
You better use the Swipe animation with multiple Fragments inside one Activity: Creating Swipe Views with Tabs
take a look at this tutorial : HOW TO IMPLEMENT HORIZONTAL VIEW SWIPING WITH TABS
If you're already using Google's NavComponent library, you should try a library that I wrote:
https://github.com/massivemadness/Fragula
It's fully integrated with NavComponent, which means the navigation API stays the same, you only need to make some changes in NavGraph and NavHost container.
Here's the result:
I need to design introduction walk-through screens when my app launches. It can be done by simple ViewPager or horizontal scroll view (?) but the additional requirements which are hindering me from using these are
A lot of animations on each screen
Animations will be bound to scroll position (i.e., current stage on an animation will be determined by how much user has scrolled, and it should roll back animation if user scrolls back without finish gesture)
Some items need to animate across different screens (e.g., There is a box on first screen, when user scrolls to the next screen, the box becomes larger without moving and a graph (a part of second screen) also comes into display under it)
I dont know if I explained the scenario well enough so please ask for clarification in comments. I need just a direction to control/approach/library.
Thanks
I'd recommend this library : ShowCase
In this way, you can make interactive tutorial and walkthrough your app.
You can also take this library and add some functionality.
Use viewpager, for each fragment you can use different animation inside that fragment, each fragment is independent from other views/fragments
You can use horizontal scroll view but it will take extra time and difficult to code
Seems like a ViewPager has everything you need.
Im trying to have a card flip animation between activities. I looked at the example given by google but i only got more confused on how it works. I want to be able to click a button and have the card flip animation between two activites. Is there any examples on how to do this using a button and two activities?
As per my knowledge,3D transitions are not supported by window manager.
Behind this there is a reason, that to achieve FLIP animation both views must be loaded to show mirror effect. While activities are stand alone processes in Android.
So If you want such animations better you use fragments rather activities.
But If you still want it with activities. Here is the alternative Click
You may again go through the developer site. They have used fragments. With the use of fragments it is easily achievable. You need a one activity and other fragments to achieve the desire functionality.
I have a design for an app that will have a row of buttons below the action bar. Each button will open a different fragment. I am aware of ViewPagers, but I do not want the swipe between fragments functionality. I know that I can disable this functionality, but at that point is it worth using a ViewPager? I know this is a pretty common design paradigm, so how do most apps handle this sort of thing?
It seems like the ViewPager will provide some nice functionality out of the box, like switching between fragments and what not. So, I am leaning towards using one, but was hoping someone could provide some feedback on this approach.
Thanks!
Keep the buttons in the layout of your main activity. Have them call a function lets say loadFragment(Button button) on click.
This function then handles switching of the fragments, and you can change the display of the navigation buttons inside this function itself to highlight the appropriate button or something equivalent.
Google Design is always worth the reading.
Check http://developer.android.com/design/patterns/swipe-views.html for details.
Personally I have used ViewPager with tab layout for swiping purpose and it makes it easy to me to synchronise the transitions ( tabs and pages) where I put a red circle to the tab corresponding to the viewed page. With this approach I got a clean separated code.
I am quite new to Android development and would like to know how I can realize the effect that individual Fragments can be simply swiped away as it's done in the Android Chrome browser's tab overview. What do I need to google for?
Currently I have a Navigation Drawer as side-menu and a LinearLayout for the main content with a ScrollView inside, where multiple small Fragments go into.
The fastest and esaiest way to achieve that is to use ViewPager.
Tutorial -
http://developer.android.com/training/animation/screen-slide.html
Class Ref -
http://developer.android.com/reference/android/support/v4/view/ViewPager.html
To do that, simply apply a gesture detector on the view you wish to swipe. When you detect the gesture, run an animation to move the view off to the right or left and then make it disappear.