I have a RecyclerView which consists of CardViews that have a TextView and
an ImageView, among some other layouts.
The problem is, in some screen resolutions the TextView gets cut off or
shoved to the next line, which I don't want.
In other resolutions, the TextView has plenty of room.
Small
I want to have a Spinner in my Toolbar. However, the Spinner doesn't have
any dropdown arrow, as the default Android Spinner does.
How do I make it have an arrow?
This is my code:
Fragment where I show the spinner:
var spinner =
I'm confused about using Android Preferences with the Support v7 or v14
library.
It seems like every couple of months Google changes the API.
I'm trying to create a Time Preference Dialog. However, my current one
doesn't work with the Support Library.
public class TimePickerPreference :
Anyone?
On Friday, July 22, 2016 at 4:19:48 PM UTC+3, Amitai Rosenberg wrote:
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> I have a RecyclerView that contains a list of cards, which expand into
> child cards.
> Each card has different text. I want that when the user clicks on a child
> card, it expands to show the t
I have a RecyclerView that contains a list of cards, which expand into
child cards.
Each card has different text. I want that when the user clicks on a child
card, it expands to show the text inside.
I tried to measure the target height by using:
view.Measure(ViewGroup.LayoutParams.WrapContent,
Anyone?
On Tuesday, June 14, 2016 at 3:57:37 PM UTC+3, Amitai Rosenberg wrote:
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> I'm trying to generate a Palette for each CardView I have inside a
> RecyclerView, and to color the card based on the Palette generated.
> However, for some weird reason, only the last t
I'm trying to generate a Palette for each CardView I have inside a
RecyclerView, and to color the card based on the Palette generated.
However, for some weird reason, only the last two CardViews of the
RecyclerView get colored.
This is my code:
RecyclerAdapter:
public class
OK. Thanks for your help!
On Monday, June 6, 2016 at 9:11:12 AM UTC+3, TreKing wrote:
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> On Wed, Jun 1, 2016 at 12:17 AM, Amitai Rosenberg <amit...@gmail.com
> > wrote:
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>> I see. However, I am already using multiple fragments on the same
>> Activity with t
Any ideas?
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I have an app with a Navigation Drawer that uses fragments for each menu
item.
Each time an item is clicked, I replace the current fragment.
The problem is that it takes a long time to show the new fragment after the
user clicked.
The fragment that takes the longest to load is a fragment that
I see. However, I am already using multiple fragments on the same Activity with
the Navigation Drawer, like Google suggests.
One question though: I am trying to implement a shared content element
transition from my main activity to the details activity. The problem is that
the content on the
Exactly.
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Thanks. It says there like I wrote. My question is- why? Why don't they suggest
to use a fragment also for a small screen device, and just replace fragments?
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Thanks. It says there like I wrote. My question is- why? Why don't they suggest
to use a fragment also for a small screen device, and just replace fragnents?
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I'm making an Android app from which the user can choose content to read.
There is a list of books, and once the user chooses one, it opens a new
screen with the content, and a second navigation drawer for navigating
through the book.
I'm not sure if this screen should be a fragment or an
Anyone?
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Hi all.
I'm making an app which presents reading content to the user.
I want to implement a table of contents navigation.
I'm making my app Material Design, and would like the table of contents to
be with that same style.
How is it best to do this? I thought of a few options:
1.
Hi all.
I'm developing an Android app which is supposed to present large text files
(books for example), for the user to browse, read, and search.
My question is as follows: How should I read and present the text file,
which is currently in either a PDF or Word format, and is formatted?
What
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