Orientation changes support

[IsaacCisneros]

Hello,

Thanks for sharing this cool library. I'm interested in using your library for my app that supports both orientations. When I execute the example and select the "Family adapter" option I experience a weird behavior. The steps to reproduce are:

• Run example app.
• Select the Family adapter option
• In portrait mode scroll until the maximum X position
• Rotate the screen
• After rotation, in landscape mode scroll in the Y axis

Result: Cells are displayed wrong, after scrolling some of them are resized to its original size, however some cells in the column header row never restore their original size.

Many thanks.

[BraisGabin]

I can't reproduce it.

Are you using the master version? Device? API level? Screen shoots?

[IsaacCisneros]

These are my settings: -Master version. -Galaxy Nexus (API level 17) -Galaxy S3 (API level 16)

step 1: Portrait orientation, scroll until the end in the X axis.

step 2: rotate screen to landscape.

step 3: In landscape scroll in any direction:

cheers

[BraisGabin]

Do both mobiles use CyanogenMod? I don't know the reason of that behavior.

[liujmok]

I'm having the same problem, i recalculated the tableFixHeaders.firstcolumn in the onConfigurationChanged().

Is there a better way to do it?

[BraisGabin]

I can't reproduce this issue. Can you give me some sample code?

[liujmok]

This may not be bug, about the user experience.

FamilyTable

    <activity
        android:name="com.inqbarna.tablefixheaders.samples.FamilyTable"
        android:label="@string/family_adapter" android:configChanges="orientation|screenSize">
    </activity>

and add more columns of data.

1.portrait orientation, scroll to the right most of the table.

2.rotate screen to landscape, when a table has many columns of data, i want to keep the table in the right position does not change. but FamilyTable the right blank.

or 3.i recalculated the tableFixHeaders.firstcolumn

public void onConfigurationChanged(Configuration newConfig) {
    super.onConfigurationChanged(newConfig);

    //DisplayMetrics metric = new DisplayMetrics();
    //getWindowManager().getDefaultDisplay().getMetrics(metric);        
    //int w = metric.widthPixels;
    //int h = metric.heightPixels;

    tableFixHeaders.firstColumn = 8;
    ((BaseTableAdapter)tableFixHeaders.getAdapter()).notifyDataSetChanged();
}

if the calculated error occurs above problem

Can you give me any suggestions?

[BraisGabin]

Save scroll position. I'll implement this some day.

Did you try scrollTo()? I don't recommend you to change firstColumn value directly.

[ashx1]

I don't know if this will work but try it, its worth a shot:

Just before the orientation changes, call the methods: TableFixHeaders.getActualScrollX() and TableFixHeaders.getActualScrollY() and save the values returned into local variables.

Once the orientation change has completed, just call: TableFixHeaders.scrollTo(..) providing the values saved in the local variables and it should scroll to that X and Y position.

[MariuszGSL]

Yes, this is exactly what I do in my application. I use: TableFixHeaders.scrollTo(0, LastRowPosition) 0 indicates that it should always scroll horizontally to the first column position (e.g. after orientation change). The LastRowPosition is calculated by multiplying the row number: (xxxx.row_ids.indexOf(m_id) by the RowHeight, to get the precise vertical scroll position. You can see it in action in my app: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.eliteherd.elitemobile

[liujmok]

I used tableFixHeaders.scrollTo(Integer.MAX_VALUE, 0), It still did not work.

[ashx1]

Was this after the orientation change because it should work?

[MariuszGSL]

@liujmok You have got the scroll parameters entered in the wrong order: The first value should be zero (horizontal scroll) and the second value should be set to the max vertical scroll. See below: TableFixHeaders.scrollTo(0, Integer.MAX_VALUE) See also my note above. You have got these values set back to front.