ExpandableView | ExpandableView for easy collasping/expanding
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ExpandableView for easy collasping/expanding of content
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- Called when the view is inflated
- Set content view
- Set the custom content overlay
- Initialize the header view
- Set footerView
- Set whether overlay should be collapsed
- Ensures that the content view is removed
- Makes sure that the gradient of the view is removed
- Initializes the activity
- Set up the ExpandableListView
- Adds a child to the canvas
- Is called when a ExpandableView is expanded
- Resume the fragment
- Enables or disables the collapsed expansion event
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QUESTION
This is my drawermenu.xml
ANSWER
Answered 2020-May-20 at 18:13For the NavigationView
change tools:menu="@menu/drawermenu"
to app:menu="@menu/drawermenu"
.
QUESTION
i am trying to create custom view like below here i am trying to bind a collection from main page to custom view
but here it is not binding properly.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-May-06 at 06:42i just figure out this, there was a small mistake that i have done.
i did not add Itemtemplate DataTemplate for StackLayout BindableLayout
it is as follows
QUESTION
Hello I have a problem with setting the visibility of the cardView
part.
ANSWER
Answered 2020-May-02 at 00:33The problem is here:
QUESTION
I am using Android Studio to create 2 CardViews that expand and collapse on a mouseclick. However, when I expand a card, the card underneath does not get pushed down and still visible even if the card above is expanded and is an overlap problem. How do i fix this so either the card below the one being expanded gets pushed down or that the card that is being expanded information is at the front?
Screenshot of how cards look before clicked:Before Clicked
screenshot of when when clicked: when clicked (as you can see the 'Steven Smith card is still being shown)
Note: I did look into using a Recycler View + adapter etc. but in each card I would want different layouts/images (vs all being consistent info like a contact in someones phone)
Here is my java code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Feb-21 at 00:24Just put everything inside a Linear Layout orientation vertical or Inside other layouts align your bottom and tops correctly with android:layout_below="@+id/YOUR ID"
QUESTION
I create a custom view to use in layouts and need to set a default value for its properties.
My view actually works almost perfect, but need default properties for better usability.
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Apr-26 at 12:50You could do it in your implementation of ExpandableView
as below;
QUESTION
I've created my own ExpandableView
based on this https://www.clearpeople.com/insights/blog/2019/February/how-to-create-a-contentview-with-expandable-functionality
but as all C# code.
My control looks like this (without the animation part)
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Mar-07 at 19:06When defining your own BindableProperty properties, the definitive source for the values is expected to be accessed via BindableObject.SetValue/BindableObject.GetValue. The Xamarin runtime can directly use that rather than going through your get/set methods.
Using TitleText as an example, the implementation should be something like:
QUESTION
I want to add a custom view in TableViewHeader. But when I run the following code it creates a Cycle and app stuck for any user interaction.
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Jan-14 at 11:40When you create custom UIView
, it should follow this if you want to use it init with frame.
QUESTION
I have a big problem deleting a group from an ExpandableListView. Even after google a lot and trying a lot of tutorials and examples I was not able to solve it.
Though I have a lot of programming experiences I am relative knew to Android programming. So I am sure there are many things in the source which are not yet well done. But as of now I wanted to focus on the problem with a wrong view after deleting a group from the list.
To give a good overview to the problem here are some screenshots
Start of the App
List after click to the button List All Budgets
All Groups Expandet
Before delete the last child of the last group
Remaining group show children twice
Last group this time with two children
Before deleting the last children of the last group
Correct result after deleting last child of last group
I hope the problem becomes clear. If the last group has only one child and this was deleted the whole group will be deleted by the app - but than the children of the first group show up twice.
During a debugging session I checked all the ressources behind the data and they are all ok. If I go back to MainActivity and start the list again the view ist totally correct. So it must be a problem of an incorrect population after deleting a whole group.
As you can see if I only delete the last child from a last group with two childs the populating of the whole list is correct.
Here are some more information about the app:
I use a room database with two tables holding the data.
One tabel contains the categories with name and id and the other tabel is for single budget records with the category id as an foreign key
In onCreate of the BudgetListActivity I created two DAO's budgetDAO and categoryDAO to get the data and fill the lists allBudgetsList and all CatList. With this informations I create a new array List allGroups with the structure I need for the view - Categories as header - budgets as children due to the foreign key
(just one remark here: meanwhile I tried already using a hashmap for the data given to the ExpandableListAdapter - but the result was the same wrong view population!)
There is a contentView "budget_expandable_list" which is set to the ExpandableListAdapter. The adapter should populate the groups and childs for this list using the data from the ArrayList "allGroups"
This is the structure of the app
It could be that there are some ressources which are not used actually.
I will give now the soure code for the importand classes
BudgetListActivity:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Nov-10 at 06:31meanwhile I found the reason for that behaviour. There is a method "getGroupID" at the end of the source code of the adapter. The return value here was set to 0 which caused the trouble. It has to be set to the groupPosition and then it works!
QUESTION
Inside my app I'm animating the height constraint of a view and when the height constraint changes the view does translate for a while a little bit down despite I set the constraint to the top as 0. Here's the code I used to animate the change:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Sep-14 at 18:36I believe what you need to do is actually animate the layout being updated. More specifically something like this
QUESTION
I'm creating a custom class to make a view expandable; the class works with a UIPanGestureRecognizer that modifies the view's height constraints. While debugging the code I used the following code to show the height constraints associated with the view.
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Sep-10 at 22:06Set translatesAutoresizingMaskIntoConstraints
on your view to false
.
When it's true
, it will create some constraints defining it's position and size.
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You can use ExpandableView like any standard Java library. Please include the the jar files in your classpath. You can also use any IDE and you can run and debug the ExpandableView component as you would do with any other Java program. Best practice is to use a build tool that supports dependency management such as Maven or Gradle. For Maven installation, please refer maven.apache.org. For Gradle installation, please refer gradle.org .
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