Reputation: 27748
I have implemented the action bar (not the quick action bar) in my app. The action bar is based on the one used in the Google IO app and the Facebook app. I am stumped though, trying to understand how to keep the action bar fixed. When an activity needs scrolling, the action bar needs to be remain fixed. Can anyone help with this problem?
Upvotes: 1
Views: 2622
Reputation: 38065
Some good stuff in Jon's post, but if you're just looking for the simple answer to work with your existing layouts/activities, just use a vertical LinearLayout
with the first child as the titlebar and the second as the ScrollView, setting the ScrollView height to fill_parent
(or setting fillViewport
to true). Alternatively, use a RelativeLayout with the scrollview set to layout below the title, or with a top margin on the scrollview equal to the height of the title bar.
Upvotes: 2
Reputation: 7024
I'm developing an open-source app that is adapted from Google IO. I made a generic version of the titlebar that they used - called CustomTitlebarActivity
which subclasses Activity
.
As an example, I'll refer you to my HomeActivity
implementation which subclasses CustomTitlebarActivity
; since I abstract the titlebar away from the activity's layout, you can easily add a ScrollView
below it that will not scroll the titlebar out of view.
An added benefit to this design choice is a lot more code re-use than Google IO had, with some ..quirks that are easily circumvented. I won't go into that in more detail here though.
res:
http://code.google.com/p/electricsleep/source/browse/beta/res/layout/activity_home.xml
src:
res:
http://code.google.com/p/electricsleep/source/browse/beta/res/layout/titlebar.xml
src:
Also, I have one activity that has a scrollview inside it, (though it is inside a ViewFlipper) in case you have trouble. Check out the res:
http://code.google.com/p/electricsleep/source/browse/beta/res/layout/wizard_welcome.xml
Upvotes: 1