C CidTek Active Member Licensed User Longtime User Feb 15, 2011 #1 I show a couple of menu buttons and a listview on one of my activities. The listview is in a panel which I only mention in case it makes a difference. I want the menu to persist until I tap a menu item or the back key but it disappears when I touch/scroll the listview (which has no click event). Any ideas? Last edited: Feb 15, 2011
I show a couple of menu buttons and a listview on one of my activities. The listview is in a panel which I only mention in case it makes a difference. I want the menu to persist until I tap a menu item or the back key but it disappears when I touch/scroll the listview (which has no click event). Any ideas?
Erel B4X founder Staff member Licensed User Longtime User Feb 16, 2011 #2 I guess that this is the default behavior of the Android menu. You can reopen the menu with Activity.OpenMenu when the user clicks on an item. Upvote 0
I guess that this is the default behavior of the Android menu. You can reopen the menu with Activity.OpenMenu when the user clicks on an item.
S splatt Active Member Licensed User Longtime User Feb 16, 2011 #3 Is this not due to the menu loosing its focus? Even though your listview dosen't have a click event, it will still react to gestures. Default behavior? Upvote 0
Is this not due to the menu loosing its focus? Even though your listview dosen't have a click event, it will still react to gestures. Default behavior?
C CidTek Active Member Licensed User Longtime User Feb 16, 2011 #4 splatt said: Is this not due to the menu loosing its focus? Even though your listview dosen't have a click event, it will still react to gestures. Default behavior? Click to expand... Probably default behaviour so I am stuck with using another solution than the menu. Upvote 0
splatt said: Is this not due to the menu loosing its focus? Even though your listview dosen't have a click event, it will still react to gestures. Default behavior? Click to expand... Probably default behaviour so I am stuck with using another solution than the menu.
klaus Expert Licensed User Longtime User Feb 16, 2011 #5 I would suggest you to use a panel with buttons. With this you have the whole control of it, but it needs some code. Best regards. Upvote 0
I would suggest you to use a panel with buttons. With this you have the whole control of it, but it needs some code. Best regards.
C CidTek Active Member Licensed User Longtime User Feb 16, 2011 #6 If I was to replace the menu with standard buttons I need to know how the menu normally appears on devices I do not have access to. For instance on my mobile the 2 menu buttons fill the entire width of the screen across the bottom which look good. How would an app with 2 menu buttons look on a tablet for instance? Filling the entire width sounds a little odd so I need some opinions from those who have seen a lot of android apps on various devices to get an idea of what I am striving for. Is there a gallery of great interfaces somewhere on the web? It is a utility type app so game interfaces will not be much use as an inspiration. Last edited: Feb 16, 2011 Upvote 0
If I was to replace the menu with standard buttons I need to know how the menu normally appears on devices I do not have access to. For instance on my mobile the 2 menu buttons fill the entire width of the screen across the bottom which look good. How would an app with 2 menu buttons look on a tablet for instance? Filling the entire width sounds a little odd so I need some opinions from those who have seen a lot of android apps on various devices to get an idea of what I am striving for. Is there a gallery of great interfaces somewhere on the web? It is a utility type app so game interfaces will not be much use as an inspiration.
