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Abhishek
Abhishek

Reputation: 191

Hide and show multiple view holder from RecyclerView Adapter Android

I have two view holders in my custom adapter say

ViewHolder1 at position 0 ViewHolder2 at position 1

Currently with view is perfectly fine.

Now i have button in MainActivity. I want to do something like this in layman's term

On 1st click, it should hide the ViewHolder1 at position 0 and it should shift ViewHolder2 upwards. On 2nd click, it should view the Viewholder1 at position 0 and shift ViewHolder2 downward.

How do i achieve this ?

Upvotes: 2

Views: 832

Answers (2)

Hasan Bou Taam
Hasan Bou Taam

Reputation: 4035

Maybe change the visibility of the whole item view to GONE or VISIBLE might help.

I don't know if it works, but in theory it might work (cause you don't seem to want to remove items from the datasource).

This is just to give you an idea on what you might do.

Use interface:

public interface itemVisibilityListener{

void itemVisibility(int position,int visibility);
}

In activity:

class MyActivity extends Activity implements itemVisibilityListener{

private int visible = View.VISIBLE;
private int gone = View.GONE;
private boolean firstItemVisible=true;
private MyAdapter adapter;
........

//on create
adapter.setItemVisibilityListener(this);

//when button clicked
button.setOnClickListener(new....{

if(firstItemVisible){
adapter.hideItem1(true); 
}else{
adapter.hideItem1(false);
}



});



//this callback gives you feedback on visibility of first item
@override
public void itemVisibility(int position , int visibility){

button.setEnabled(true);

if(position==0 && visibility==visible){

 //item of position 0 is visible

  firstItemVisible=true;

}else if(position==0 && visibility==gone){

//item of position 0 is not visible
 firstItemVisible=false;

}



}


}

In your adapter:

class MyAdapter extends .......{

private int visible = View.VISIBLE;
private int gone = View.GONE;
private boolean hide = false;
private itemVisibilityListener listener;

public void hideItem1(boolean hide){

this.hide=hide;
this.notifyDataSetChanged();

}

public void setItemVisibilityListener(itemVisibilityListener listener){

this.listener=listener;

}

.........

//on bind view holder
//this is your logic for handling multiple viewholders

public void onBindViewHolder(final RecyclerView.ViewHolder holder, final int postion){

if(holder.getItemViewType == FIRST_ITEM_TYPE){

//item 1 binding

if(hide){
holder.itemView.setVisibility(gone);
listener.itemVisibility(0,gone);

}else{
holder.itemView.setVisibility(visible);
listener.itemVisibility(0,visible);
}

}else if(holder.getItemViewType == SECOND_ITEM_TYPE){

//item 2 binding......

}


}


}

Upvotes: 1

Francesc
Francesc

Reputation: 29260

If you data is represented in a list like this,

data = mutableListOf<BaseClass>(item1, item2)

then you can remove the 1st viewholder by updating your data and notifying your adapter

data.remove(0)
adapter.notifyItemRemoved(0)

then when you want to add it again, you do

data.add(0, item1)
adapter.notifyItemInserted(0)

See this for reference.

Upvotes: 0

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