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On Thursday, February 7, 2013 9:16:59 AM UTC-5, Gianluca Cacace wrote:
Has anyone idea to how to replicate the Google Plus listview behaviour,
when scrolling down the list? I want
Has anyone idea to how to replicate the Google Plus listview behaviour,
when scrolling down the list? I want that each new cell is traslating from
the bottom to it's final position smoothly.
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I'm using a custom ListFragment to load asyncronusly json data and show it.
When I click on a row, the fragment is detached and added to the back
stack, and a new fragment is loaded to show details about the row selected.
When the user press the back button, the listfragment is correctly popped
I'm developing a native app, using fragments like facebook.
I've only 1 activity with a top fixed bar and a fragment container below it.
When I navigate into the app, fragments are added to the back stack (like
Facebook app), and when I press back button, they are popped rightly.
But I noticed
If you see the new YouTube app, while you're watching a video in portrait
mode, the actionbar is not in overlay mode. But when the screen rotates in
landscape, the video is under the actionBar, so the actionbar is in overlay
mode. I can't change this mode after setContentView. But I tried to
Is it possible to don't interrupt the video playback during rotation,
changing a orientation-specific resource/style?
Il giorno martedì 23 ottobre 2012 15:30:34 UTC+2, Kostya Vasilyev ha
scritto:
Perhaps they use orientation-specific resources / styles?
2012/10/23 Gianluca Cacace gianluc
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I've noticed that the YouTube app for ICS/JB doesn't open a new activity
when you select an item from the left side menu. How can I implement this
behaviour? I've alredy implemented a slidemenu, but what I've to do when an
item from the menu is selected?
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I see that apps like YouTube, when you're not logged in and you try to do
an action that requires to be logged, appears a login activity. Then, when
you've completed the login, the app returns to the previous activity,
executing exactly what you wanted to do before. Are they using
Is there any library or Android Widget to have this behaviour when I click
on an ImageView? See image attached:
https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-CRmHY6sx-FE/UD8079LIWTI/CIs/m7MKPdoS1yM/s1600/device-2012-08-30-113019.png
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I've build an activity with a Listview like Youtube app's my Videos.
All images are taken from disk or using a built-in video-thumbnail
generator (if not exist a cached file).
I've noticed that this method that I use is really slow (I don't know how
Youtube load this listview).
Besides, when I
I've a service which consume some tasks queued by an activity (this service
uploads each queued video to a http server). I want to show the upload
status in an activity (with a listview, like Youtube). What can I do to
keep in sync the listview with the service progress?
I don't know if it's a
I'm trying to find the best way to develop a HTTP queue which uploads videos
using HTTP POST, with progress indicator in a listview or notification. I'm
developing with ICS.
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I'm actually using a BlockingQueue but I've also to manage the feature to
remove an arbitrary object from the queue or from the current upload
(object picked from the head of the queue).
Il giorno giovedì 23 agosto 2012 12:32:59 UTC+2, Gianluca Cacace ha scritto:
I'm trying to find the best
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