Search Results

I took the original B4XDrawer code from @Erel and modified it to create a new view. This view supports right panel in B4A and B4I. What was often requested. I spend a lot of time in creating views, some views i need by my self, but some views not and to create a high quality view cost a lot of tim
link: It's a very basic example without any buttons. Just swipe on the edges to open the menu.
link: Hi thanks for your great work, I have tried the example and only a black screen appears with no Actionbar and no buttons to open the drawers defined.

This library is a B4A implementation of the ViewPager object provided by the compatibility class from google. With this library it is possible to add sliding panels to your apps. AHPageContainer - This object is a container for the pages of the AHViewPager. You should add Panels to this object. AH
link: Hello corwin42! Thank you for your Sliding Library. With the new Version it seems, that the create of the panels takes alonger time, because the scre
link: In the attachement I send you a Testapplication. You have 3 sliding panels If you slide on the top or middle panel andafterwards click on it, so the d
link: Is it possible to make the sliding panels scroll infinite? That could be useful to create a calendar for instance.

agraham's ScaleImageView library allows you to zoom the image by pinching and double-clicking. Dominex's SlidingPanels class allows in part to place large, horizontally sliding panels. I have put them together by making some modifications to the SlidingPanels class and adaptations with the ScaleIma
link: Thank you peacemaker. I didn't know about this library that also saves memory like ScaleImageView. Maybe you could also put each image inside each Sli
link: https://www.b4x.com/android/forum/threads/b4x-hugeimageview-show-very-large-images.132905/

SlidePanel ' Slide Up/Down/Left/Right Events: Close (FromCode As Boolean) Open (FromCode As Boolean) Fields: PanelSlide As Panel SlidePanelAnchor As Int CloseAutomatically As Boolean IsOpen As Boolean Functions: Class_Globals As String CloseSlidePanel As String DesignerCreateView (Base As
link: Update to 0.05 New SlidePanel Class You can add a side panel that opens by squeezing your finger to the right. In this panel you can enter a list, a m
link: hello again and thanks for replying. when you want to close the panel by sliding the screen, it does not close. the panel opens up to where you touch
link: Example Panel Navigator Sub Globals 'These global variables will be redeclared each time the activity is created. 'These variables can only b

Hi there This class is an adoption of the AHViewPager from B4A to enable one to add sliding panels to their iOS apps easily. Thanks to Klaus with help in one of the methods. The inspiration for this started when I was converting my b4a app to b4i and this was the major functionality I needed. In e
link: I believe there is an error on your gotoPage sub. It should be like: public Sub GotoPage(Index As Int, bSmooth As Boolean) CurrentPage = Index
link: Added a Refresh method to the class as sometimes it just did not display pages on first run.

You can have a look at this class. This is a sliding panels example which additionally implements a simple dots indicator. I guess you will only need the last two subs of the SlidingPanels class. Use one of the available ViewPagers for the page sliding and just add the dots indicator.
link: Use TabStripViewPager to implement the horizontal sliding layout. You can put a transparent panel with the dots above the TabStripViewPager and chang

Steve, this is especially for you... I followed your idea and built a sliding panel. This is moving out if you tab (tablet) or click (mouse) on one of the 15 grey fields on the right of the screenshot. Then you simply have to choose a number from the numberpane, this fills the choosen value into the

I'm not entirely sure which part of the forum this go in so here it is. Inspired by @ramezaniabbas latest post of the beautiful Uis that he has been creating, I decided to have a go and see what I could come up with. This little app displays simple panels siding in and out from all directions and a

Solución final operativa puesta en Image viewer. A zoomable image within each sliding panel
link: Al final era un cambio que no había aplicado en este ejemplo. Era un error mío en la clase SlidingPanels, en su método ModeFullScreen. Lo solucioné c
link: Hola. He conseguido poner un ScaleImageView dentro de cada panel del SlidingPanels. 140337 140338 La librería ScaleImageView de agraham permite rea

What you need is a Draggable Bottom Card. I made a lib. for this, but I haven't published it yet. i have published sample code, but this is not as mature as my lib. but this should be enough for a thought-provoking: https://www.b4x.com/android/forum/threads/b4x-draggable-bottom-card.114053/#content
link: Thank you very much! It is just what I was looking for. Works like a charm!.
link: Hi, I couldnt get this to work. I need a panel that can be slided vertically, and goes to a max top of 60%y for example. The following image shows wha

Powered by ColBERT