H Haris Hafeez Active Member Licensed User Longtime User Jul 30, 2015 #1 Hey guys, So I got the AppCompat example working (the one that uses MSMaterialDrawer - awesome work that) but now I'm seeing strange behaviour when using two activities instead of one. When you run this app, you will notice that the first activity shows the secondary colour(of the top bar) properly but it changes to blue when i move to the second activity. In the AppCompat example, I added another activity that is exactly the same as the first one. The only change I made was not to build and show the drawer as in the first activity. I have added the #Extends: android.support.v7.app.ActionBarActivity directive to the second activity so that its set up properly. Can someone please have a look and see what I need to change? First Activity: Second Activity: Attachments AppCompatToolbar.zip AppCompatToolbar.zip 17.3 KB · Views: 424
Hey guys, So I got the AppCompat example working (the one that uses MSMaterialDrawer - awesome work that) but now I'm seeing strange behaviour when using two activities instead of one. When you run this app, you will notice that the first activity shows the secondary colour(of the top bar) properly but it changes to blue when i move to the second activity. In the AppCompat example, I added another activity that is exactly the same as the first one. The only change I made was not to build and show the drawer as in the first activity. I have added the #Extends: android.support.v7.app.ActionBarActivity directive to the second activity so that its set up properly. Can someone please have a look and see what I need to change? First Activity: Second Activity:
H Haris Hafeez Active Member Licensed User Longtime User Jul 31, 2015 #3 Ahh I exported the project but it seems it didn't copy the resources folder. I have resolved this BUT I have to say I don't completely understand the mechanics of using AppCompat toolbar with the MSMaterialDrawer. I think the issue is that the MSMaterialDrawer style values override the theme at some point when the app moves to the next activity. The strange thing it only affects the second activity an not the first even if the second one is almost exactly a clone of the first one. I resolved this by overriding the styles values used by MSMaterialDrawer by providing my own styles.xml and overriding the primary and seconday colors. Is there a better way to use MSMaterialDrawer with the AppCompat toolbar with more than one activity? Attachments values.zip values.zip 971 bytes · Views: 388 Upvote 0
Ahh I exported the project but it seems it didn't copy the resources folder. I have resolved this BUT I have to say I don't completely understand the mechanics of using AppCompat toolbar with the MSMaterialDrawer. I think the issue is that the MSMaterialDrawer style values override the theme at some point when the app moves to the next activity. The strange thing it only affects the second activity an not the first even if the second one is almost exactly a clone of the first one. I resolved this by overriding the styles values used by MSMaterialDrawer by providing my own styles.xml and overriding the primary and seconday colors. Is there a better way to use MSMaterialDrawer with the AppCompat toolbar with more than one activity?
D deyvitm Member Licensed User Longtime User Nov 16, 2015 #4 urgent, please can you tell me where under the MSMaterialDrawer file ?, I have seen that this source Java, but not Java and have no way to obtain and it is urgent Upvote 0
urgent, please can you tell me where under the MSMaterialDrawer file ?, I have seen that this source Java, but not Java and have no way to obtain and it is urgent
