I am able to implement slide drawer from right to left with one handle. I would like to have two handles (one below the other) and load different content.
I am facing the issue like both the handles are getting displayed at the same location, so that I am able to see only one handle.
How can I arrange these two handles ? I appreciate the earlier response.
Thanks, VK
Try next widget
https://github.com/xPutnikx/SlidingDrawerWithButtons
make it left to right, or another directions. It is also possible to add a few buttons in the handler
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I am working on an app in which i want to swipe image horizontally and while making swiping to half it would do some action and it would regain its original position. this is to be done in both ways left and right swipe.for an example gmail app uses this, in which when we swipe it half and left it, it will regain its same position. but in similar terms i also want to make some function call. please suggest me what to do.
for this i have tried something swipe features but i am not getting it properly.
If I got ur question correct, this is the solution
http://developer.android.com/training/implementing-navigation/lateral.html#horizontal-paging
I've been using the SWReveal View Controller as the basis for my app in iOS, and I want to find an analog in Android. I'm hoping to keep the same drawer effect going left and right as appears in John LLuch's SWRevealViewController https://www.cocoacontrols.com/controls/swrevealviewcontroller.
I know you can use a navigation drawers controller to show the left, but that is a pop over. It's not like moving the center screen over to the right. I am also aware of there being the Fixed tabs controller, but those do not allow the center screen to be shown on top either. I am hoping somebody has mimicked a controller in android that allows you to move the three screens as if you were paging between them and still show your center screen at all times.
Please let me know if you guys know of one or know how to make the fixed tabs controller do this.
Google has a navigationDrawer that looks similar to the SWRevealController. However in all our projects we use https://github.com/adamrocker/simple-side-drawer/tree/master/SimpleSideDrawer as it seems easier to get used to it.
It is not exactly the same but you will get same results. We always make a Base Activity that all the menu activities extends in order to get the actions of the menu.
It is as having a FragmentActivity and on the onCreate method add these:
mNav = new SimpleSideDrawer(this);
mNav.setLeftBehindContentView(R.layout.menu_left);
mNav.setRightBehindContentView(R.layout.menu_right);
I hope that helps!
As topic. Does any one know how to create that snap-settings-view the pulse app uses to its left?
I.e. When you swipe your finger from the left edge, the settings start to show from behind. See the left part of the image below. After a certain amount of movement, the settings menu snaps almost all the way to the right, but still shows the underlying view.
Any help is much appreciated
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You have two options:
you can either do yourself with two fragments (one in front and one behind) and some touch even listener translating the drawer to open and close.
or use a library that is probably doing the same thing I've described. Something like this one: http://www.androidviews.net/2012/11/sliding-menu/
I want to add a sliding panel view using cocos2d for android. Any suggestions.
The way i've achieved this in one of my previous android market apps for paintball field designing is to have a separate CCLayer class added as a child to the main scene, and have the main scene responding to the CCTouchesBegan. if the location of the touch is within the co-ords of the visible panel, then call a 'touched' method inside it passing the touch co-ords, so that it can deal with it's own content.
On another panel at the bottom I had a button, which showed or hid the side panel, so it didn't 'slide' or support being 'flung' across the screen, but rather was shown or hidden.
Sliding it or flinging it on/off the screen could be written relatively simply i believe, using a combination of CCTouchesMoved and CCTouchesEnded to track the slide/fling and perform translation on the layer co-ords.
There's nothing to have prevented me implementing a slide in/out using some simple animation, but I had no requirement for it in the app, and hence didn't implement it.
Hope this is at least of some use,sorry i can't provide some worked examples right now, busy with work.
In the android home screen, we have the ability to slide the screen left and right and display multiple pages. Each of these pages has a different set of icons. In the Mac world these would be called "spaces". What are they called in the Android world?
More importantly is there a standard control that can be used to achieve this effect?
There is no such control to achieve this. Once I was digging through the Launcher's source code and this effect is done by creating few LinearLayouts and placing them side by side in the code. Sliding through the "spaces" is done by handlig touch events. Also the grid that handles widgets is created using aviable API.
Unfortunately, there isn't a standard control for that sliding effect.
This is another question about the effect which also contains a few pointers about implementing it.