I'm using a bottom navigation view which has 2 menu items. Each menu item upon clicking loads a fragment onto the MainActivity.
The first fragment is the home fragment where a RecyclerView shows a list of items and the second fragment contains a simple form.
now whenever I switch back and forth between these fragments, their previous states are lost and the fragment is recreated. This is a big issue for me because suppose I scroll to, let's say the 15th item of the list present in the home fragment. After scrolling, I navigate to the second fragment and then I navigate back. What happens is that the home fragment gets recreated and to see the 15th item I have to scroll again.
What should I do to handle this?
Related
https://github.com/oneHamidreza/MeowBottomNavigation
i have implemented bottom navigation bar using above library but when i press back button it is directly closing the app even when i am in another fragment alsp.
please guide me that when i press back button it should come to home fragment and when i am in another fragment the back button should work accordingly to that respective fragment.
when i press back button in bottom navigation bar it should come to home fragment if it is in another fragment other than home if it is in home fragment then it can close app.
I have two activities: HomePage and MyFavorites. Both have recycler views with items (similar to facebook posts) each item has a button, when you click on it, the item will be shown in the recycler view for MyFav activity. The code for when the button is clicked is in the Adapter class for the recycler view (both activities use the same adapter). Now when a user click on the button for the second time (while the user is in MyFav activity) it means that this specific item should be removed from the recycler view in MyFav activity, but when the button is clicked for a second time while the user is using/opening the HomePage activity the item shouldn’t be removed, the button will turn from red to white ONLY . How can i remove the item only from the recycler view in MyFav activity without removing it from the HomePage activity (since both use the same adapter for their recycler view) without making a new adapter?
If i create separate adapter class for each activity, is it good practice? Since the same code will be duplicated twice with minor changes.
Note: the button (Fav button) is a checkbox with a heart shaped icon, the color is initially white, it will turn red when clicked for the first time, and white when clicked again and so on..
I have an app with bottom navigation fragment activity
I have placed text views and buttons on my home fragment.
further these fragments are placed in a frame layout.
when I launch my app my home fragment shows nothing just blank screen it loads everything when I
switch between fragments.
I want to fix this, so that when I launch my app everything that is on my home fragment shows up.
because you didn't specify the first fragment to show,
in the onCreate you have to do this :
first checked the bottomNavigation item, that you want to start with :
bottomNavigation.getMenu().findItem(R.id.item).setChecked(true);
then put the first fragment in frame layout
I try to put the bottom navigation bar under Google Map and I can't. When I tap the second button of navigation bar I want to open google map fragment but the bar stays at the bottom. Does anyone know how it can be done?
Here is an example of exactly what I want:
My app uses a bottom navigation layout and loads up three fragments (on one of them is a google map fragment), hence the bottom navigation menu stays there for all the three fragment of the app!
If you want to have a screen where the bottom navigation isn't present, why not use an activity with a layout without a bottom navigation view for that screen ? The user will just navigate back to the previous activity when the job is done.
In my main activity I have a ViewPager with two tabs and each of them has its contents in a fragment. One of the tabs holds a list of items and when I press on an item from that list I want the details of that item to appear on the screen. I thought of putting the whole ViewPager in a fragment and when the user taps the item the fragment representing the whole ViewPager is replaced with another fragment representing the details of the item. Is it possible and is it a good practice? Maybe I should just start another activity with the details of the item?
How you do it is your own choice. It's perfectly fine to switch your Fragments.
getSupportFragmentManager().beginTransaction().replace(android.R.id.content, new FragDetails())
.addToBackStack(FragPager.class.getName()).commit();
Switching to another Activity is fine too, you just have more of a "flicking" screen when opening a new Activity (and some other life cycle stuff too of course). If you don't want that, switch Fragments.