W wheretheidivides Active Member Licensed User Longtime User May 16, 2016 #1 . Last edited: May 24, 2020
DonManfred Expert Licensed User Longtime User May 17, 2016 #2 The 3dots menu only shows up in OLD THEMES... You should use a Actionbar on newer devices i guess. Or better use Materialdesign layouts, Navigation, Actionbar and so on.... Upvote 0
The 3dots menu only shows up in OLD THEMES... You should use a Actionbar on newer devices i guess. Or better use Materialdesign layouts, Navigation, Actionbar and so on....
Erel B4X founder Staff member Licensed User Longtime User May 17, 2016 #3 The three dots button will appear in newer themes if: 1. The title (action bar) is not hidden. 2. There is no physical menu button. The button will appear in the top right corner. Upvote 0
The three dots button will appear in newer themes if: 1. The title (action bar) is not hidden. 2. There is no physical menu button. The button will appear in the top right corner.
Erel B4X founder Staff member Licensed User Longtime User May 18, 2016 #4 wheretheidivides said: So I have "#IncludeTitle: false". if I change it to "true" then the 3 dots will appear? Click to expand... Yes. As I wrote the menu button appears inside the action bar. wheretheidivides said: I just want the 3 dots and not a whole bar across the screen. Don't really want a title there. Phones are small and don't want to waste space. Click to expand... Ok. This is how Google decided to implement it. You can use one of the many alternative interfaces available instead. wheretheidivides said: I saw a action bar library. If Iused one of thee, would this give 2 sets of dots then? Click to expand... There will never be two sets of dot buttons (added by the system). Upvote 0
wheretheidivides said: So I have "#IncludeTitle: false". if I change it to "true" then the 3 dots will appear? Click to expand... Yes. As I wrote the menu button appears inside the action bar. wheretheidivides said: I just want the 3 dots and not a whole bar across the screen. Don't really want a title there. Phones are small and don't want to waste space. Click to expand... Ok. This is how Google decided to implement it. You can use one of the many alternative interfaces available instead. wheretheidivides said: I saw a action bar library. If Iused one of thee, would this give 2 sets of dots then? Click to expand... There will never be two sets of dot buttons (added by the system).
udg Expert Licensed User Longtime User May 18, 2016 #5 There will never be two sets of dot buttons (added by the system). Click to expand... WTD had a look at one of my old libraries (dgActionBar) which indeed is more a Command bar than a real Action bar (per Android definition). Actually my dgAB can selectively display a logo, some icons and a 3-dots menu (or whatever) image/command. And you can have as many dgABs as you like on your Activity since you can place them freely in your layout. So a way to fulfill WTD's needs (if everything works right) could be to place one or more dgABs on his layout, each sporting only the menu icon. At the same time the standard title bar would stay disabled (no need for it). Erel's claim is absolutely correct (what did you expect? eheh) and it's to be noted that breaking Android's UI rules is never encouraged, but it's also true that each developer knows better about his/her own needs and goals, so a "think it different" attitude shoud not be blamed from the start (my 2c here) udg Upvote 0
There will never be two sets of dot buttons (added by the system). Click to expand... WTD had a look at one of my old libraries (dgActionBar) which indeed is more a Command bar than a real Action bar (per Android definition). Actually my dgAB can selectively display a logo, some icons and a 3-dots menu (or whatever) image/command. And you can have as many dgABs as you like on your Activity since you can place them freely in your layout. So a way to fulfill WTD's needs (if everything works right) could be to place one or more dgABs on his layout, each sporting only the menu icon. At the same time the standard title bar would stay disabled (no need for it). Erel's claim is absolutely correct (what did you expect? eheh) and it's to be noted that breaking Android's UI rules is never encouraged, but it's also true that each developer knows better about his/her own needs and goals, so a "think it different" attitude shoud not be blamed from the start (my 2c here) udg
Erel B4X founder Staff member Licensed User Longtime User Apr 26, 2017 #6 wheretheidivides said: The bar is pure white. How would I change it to an image? Click to expand... Please start a new thread for a new question. About the title menu, your code looks correct. What is the title screen? Panel1? Upvote 0
wheretheidivides said: The bar is pure white. How would I change it to an image? Click to expand... Please start a new thread for a new question. About the title menu, your code looks correct. What is the title screen? Panel1?
