i am developing an app, for which I need a gallery to be set in vertical mode instead of horizontal mode. my question is, is there any possibilities for me to show a vertical gallery kind of widget?
Any help is appreciated.
Why dont you create a custom adapter for the listview? If you define a custom adapter with one imageview then it will be same as vertical Gallery view. So once you define this adapter then you will be having 1 imageview per one item so it will look like vertical gallery view.
FYI, here is a listview with image, you can use the same listview, play with it.
you can use a ScrollView which contains some imageView setted to fill_parent , and then you can Scroll them as a vertical Gallery
Ok. so i came to know that vertical gallery in android is not possible with the normal gallery widget. So I tried using Custom Listview with some modifications to change the look of the listview. Now my listview looks exactly like a vertical scrollable gallery.
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I have Recyclerview in my layout. I am showing images inside the row Layout of this recyclerview. I am using Gallery widget for now to show the images.
But it is not giving me the desired results. I want to use GridView to show images. I want images to scroll horizontally in this gridview when there are more images than the width of device.
Please suggest me how can I achieve this.
https://guides.codepath.com/android/using-the-recyclerview great tutorial to use with everything. The layout manager would be what you need :)
How can I add Grid View to the ListView.I could able to Implement but the problem is Grid View is not Visible its full height. I want to implement just like the Dropbox Photo CustomView which I have attached below. Please guide me in correct Path.
Thanks,
Chaitanya
Using github.com/TonicArtos/StickyGridHeaders library for placing headers in gridview and refer this article http://www.programering.com/a/MjN0ITMwATU.html where is the demo as what are u expecting.
The thing is that you are not supposed to add a scrollable view into another scrollable view. Both ListView and GridView are scrollable, so that just leads to trouble. I suspect that the Dropbox app does not use a GridView, but multiple LinearLayouts, that's at least what I would do. You just can not use an adapter in that case, but need to add the layouts and elements programmatically.
I need to make a scrollable row in ListView's item. The row should behave similar to Gallery or ViewPager. It was designed to behave similarly to Facebook gallery.
I was planning to use Gallery but since it has been deprecated I'm not sure if it's a good choice. Although Fragment is recommend to be used to replace Gallery, it's not expected to be put inside a ListView.
Is there other options for available? Or should I implement my own custom view to calculate and handle the view transition? Has anyone try something similar?
Make the row item a HorizontalScrollView with a LinearLayout inside.
Make the LinearLayout's oriantation horizontal and add the things you need inside.
In my project i have a list. this list includes thumbnail images which should be scrollable horizontally.
If i add a list inside HorizontalScrollView and inflate my list what will be output? I want to arrange all images horizontally.
How can I do that? Thanks
You can go with Gallery widget.
using Gallery would be easy for you as it is also implemented using Adapter pattern. So what you need to do is to provide Adapter implementation as you simply do for ListView as single image thumbnail.
or you can have a look at HorizontalListview
Hi i want to add the particular image for each listView item left side .but that is not included in the listview ,see the image from below link
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I understand you are talking about the image with red circle. This is functionality of Iphone and not available in android by default. You will have to create custom listview and make the image part of the list item. It cannot be outside listview. That way it will be difficult to access it later on.
Take one scrollview in taht scrollview take 2 linearlayouts as horizontal and then assign images to one linear layout as vertical and add listview to another layout
Here is a nice article http://blog.sptechnolab.com/2011/02/01/android/android-custom-listview-items-and-adapters. It works.