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2 bugs on the ListView sample
On the listview sample : 1- in landscape mode, the list go over the image when I'm scrolling down (see the attchemnt)
2 - in portrait mode, When I'm at the top of the list (arriving on the screen) this is fine. But there is a light grey overlay that come from the bottom and overlays the list while I'm scrolling down. ( see the attchemnt)
Tested on Galaxy S (the first one) with Cyanogen, android version 4.1.2
Hi, thanks for the heads-up!
Seems to be a problem with the parallax effect, can you check whether the "no parallax" demo works fine?
All others samples of your demo work fine, even with parallax effect. Only the ListView sample has this problem.
I'll try tonight to remove the parallax effect in my application with the listView sample...
I guess the other demos use ScrollViews instead of ListView, so this must be a ListView problem only.
On Mon, Jun 17, 2013 at 8:52 AM, jcfevre [email protected] wrote:
Aller others samples of your demo are working fine, even with parallax effect. Only the list view sample has this problem.
I'll try tonight to remove the parallax effect in my application...
— Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHubhttps://github.com/ManuelPeinado/FadingActionBar/issues/6#issuecomment-19528780 .
This is broken for me, too. I'll provide a fix ASAP. Stay tuned
Fixed in 2.2.0!!
Thanks again for reporting the issue.
Hi Manuel,
I'm sorry, but the bug still exists in the demo application (after updating it).
If you don't reproduce the bug, could switch between portrait and landscape mode on the listview sample ?
2013/6/22 ManuelPeinado [email protected]
Fixed in 2.2.0!!
Thanks again for reporting the issue.
— Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHubhttps://github.com/ManuelPeinado/FadingActionBar/issues/6#issuecomment-19852889 .
Jean-Charles
Here the steps to see the bug :
- go to the listview sample
- switch your screen in lanscape mode
- scroll down to the end of the list
- scroll up to the top of the list
- scroll down slowly : here is the bug (the list go over the image )
The other bug (overlay) seems to be fixed.
Thanks
That's weird, I thought I had solved both issues. Anyway, thanks a lot for the heads up. I'll look into this as soon as I can. El 04/07/2013 10:01, "jcfevre" [email protected] escribió:
Here the steps to see the bug :
- go to the listview sample
- switch your screen in lanscape mode
- scroll down to the end of the list
- scroll up to the top of the list
- scroll down slowly : here is the bug (the list go over the image )
The other bug (overlay) seems to be fixed.
Thanks
— Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHubhttps://github.com/ManuelPeinado/FadingActionBar/issues/6#issuecomment-20463993 .
@jcfevre Just released v2.2.4 which I'm pretty sure fixes all ListView-related issues. Thanks again for your help!
Sorry, but... after updating application, I always have a problem in landscape mode with listview.
the behavior is slightly different, but the text is always cover image.
It's better, but not perfect...
It works perfectly for me now, what device/version are are using for your tests? Thanks for helping out.
I'm using Smg Galaxy S III Android 4.1.2
I'm having the same issue on a HTC One, 4.2.2.
Seems to be the parallax + ListView problem. Any ideas about what could be wrong?
me too i have the same problem on Nexus 4. parallex + ListView problem
Same issue here, Nexus 4, Android 4.4.2. It happens in the ListView example if I first scroll down, then scroll back to the top, and then scroll down again.
Same issues on 4.4.2 Motorola Moto G. Rotating the display will reproduce the issue. And this is more of a problem in case you have a fragment with this fading actionbar in the backstack and you return to it with the back button - the backround is always messed up.
I think I found a clue what might be happening - the listview scroll position is persisted during orientation change, but the fading actionbar doesn't take this into account. I guess it assumes that it always starts from the top scroll position.
Setting listView.setSaveEnabled(false) will fix this, but the scroll state is lost during orientation change.
Is there another solution/workaround for this other than not-saving the listView's scroll state ?
i am also facing same problem in my app which i have developed by using manuelPeinado/FadingActionBar library . i think app problem is " the app using portrait mode layout parameters (height and all that ) in landscape mode."
did anyone find solution . no parallax is also not working in my project