Android Question Set outlineProvider

[Blueforcer]

I have a panel inside another transparent background panel.
But the elevation shadow is cut of by the background panel.
It seems like its the same problem mentioned here:

Android "elevation" not showing a shadow

I have a ListView, and with each list item I want it to show a shadow beneath it. I am using Android Lollipop's new elevation feature to set a Z on the View that I want to cast a shadow, and am alr...

stackoverflow.com

According to some answers i assume to set android: outlineProvider="bounds"
How can i show the shadow though the backgroundpanel in B4A?

a example is attached

 

[DonManfred]

According to some answers i need to set android: outlineProvider="bounds"
How can i do this in B4A?

Maybe this?

[B4X] Round clipping panel

Purpose is to create a panel that clips its child views to a circle or rounded rect. 1. Set the round corners with the visual designer. 2. Use this code: Public Sub SetCircleClip (pnl As B4XView) #if B4J Dim circle As JavaObject Dim radius As Double = Max(pnl.Width / 2, pnl.Height / 2)...

www.b4x.com

 

[Blueforcer]

Maybe this?

[B4X] Round clipping panel

Purpose is to create a panel that clips its child views to a circle or rounded rect. 1. Set the round corners with the visual designer. 2. Use this code: Public Sub SetCircleClip (pnl As B4XView) #if B4J Dim circle As JavaObject Dim radius As Double = Max(pnl.Width / 2, pnl.Height / 2)...

www.b4x.com

Thanks. unfortunately this changes nothing

 

[DonManfred]

unfortunately this changes nothing

Did you used it in the outer panel?

 

[Blueforcer]

i tried it with inner and outer panel.

 

[Blueforcer]

just try to push the post, since i dont solve my problem, yet

 

[DonManfred]

It can be helpful to post a small project showing the problem.

 

[Spavlyuk]

According to some answers i need to set android: outlineProvider="bounds"
How can i do this in B4A?

Something like this:

Dim ViewOutlineProvider As JavaObject
ViewOutlineProvider.InitializeStatic("android.view.ViewOutlineProvider")
Panel.As(JavaObject).RunMethod("setOutlineProvider", Array(ViewOutlineProvider.GetField("BOUNDS")))

 

[Blueforcer]

Something like this:

Dim ViewOutlineProvider As JavaObject
ViewOutlineProvider.InitializeStatic("android.view.ViewOutlineProvider")
Panel.As(JavaObject).RunMethod("setOutlineProvider", Array(ViewOutlineProvider.GetField("BOUNDS")))

unfortunately also does not work

i attached a small project to play with

 

[Blueforcer]

Just to make it clear:
i need to apply it on the background panel right?

 

[Blueforcer]

ok, i will throw 10$ to the PP account of the person who solves the problem

 

[Alexander Stolte]

have you tried this?

[B4X] [XUI] Elevation shadow

What's the best (cross-platform) way to add elevation/shadows on XUI views?

www.b4x.com

 

[Blueforcer]

have you tried this?

[B4X] [XUI] Elevation shadow

What's the best (cross-platform) way to add elevation/shadows on XUI views?

www.b4x.com

I do not know exactly what you mean, I already use the elevation,so this creates the problem in some kind

 

[Alexander Stolte]

is this what you want?

 

[Blueforcer]

View attachment 128463
is this what you want?

this is what i have but not what i want. isnt it my example?

 

[Blueforcer]

View attachment 128463
is this what you want?

The shadow is cutoff by the transparent background panels shape. i need the shadow on the rootpanel.

 

[Alexander Stolte]

this is what i have but not what i want. isnt it my example?

it is your example with rounded corners?
What is the result you want?????

 

[Blueforcer]

it is your example with rounded corners?
What is the result you want?????

explained it again before your post
its the same problem like mentioned in the stackoverflow link i guess

 

[Blueforcer]

15$ ?

 

[Blueforcer]

Still haven't got it , so a litte push to this thread