Show and Hide Jumpy about androidslidinguppanel HOT 7 CLOSED

Have a look at the example. It shows how to accomplish what you want.

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I have looked at the example line by line and there is nothing currently in that project. in the java file or the xml file that specifies how to overlay the SlideUpPanel I already have the actionbar as an overlay and it works amazingly but when I showPane() and hidePane() the layout is squished and expanded. Again I am not talking about the actionbar, I am talking about the pane that you created when that shows and hides. Its fine if its not built in just if it is please help me find where this code actually is. PS I am using a map.

Thank you for your time and your work its great.

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I'm not sure I understand what you mean by the layout getting squished. Can you post a screenshot?

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5iw8X6iUILk here is a video about the jumpy squish and expand I am talking about. And what I am curious about is if it is possible to do that they did with google maps where it acts like the action bar and just appears without the map view moving

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ohhh, now I get it. Yeah, unfortunately, smooth animation for show/hide hasn't been implemented yet. It shouldn't be that hard to do tho. Have a a look at the mSlideRange parameter.

Anton

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Hi guys, @adfleshner , @tokudu

I think I did it. Just comment 495 line in (https://github.com/umano/AndroidSlidingUpPanel/blob/master/library/src/com/sothree/slidinguppanel/SlidingUpPanelLayout.java) which is;

height -= panelHeight;

and you are good to go. But you will get possible drawback when you use Google Maps zoom-in zoom-out buttons if you use them. That is, the sliding up drawer will cover those buttons. But in real Google Maps it wont happen.

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I just tried it out and it worked beautifully. I'll be looking to add at adding custom animations shortly ( but that was what I was looking for ) I can see why it was written the other way for lists and such but for maps I honestly believe this is more correct. Thanks @AnujAroshA

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