Solution for weird layout problem found!

[ghost]

soo, I got a solution to fix the problem where the background flashes to foreground if the app get's continued.

in Rootlayout just comment out

     //get last header and listViewBackground position
    int headerTopPrevious = mHeaderContainer.getTop();
    int listViewBackgroundTopPrevious = mListViewBackground != null ? mListViewBackground.getTop() : 0;

    //relayout
    super.onLayout(changed, left, top, right, bottom);

    //revert header top position
    int headerTopCurrent = mHeaderContainer.getTop();
    if (headerTopCurrent != headerTopPrevious) {
        mHeaderContainer.offsetTopAndBottom(headerTopPrevious - headerTopCurrent);
    }
    //revert listViewBackground top position
    int listViewBackgroundTopCurrent = mListViewBackground != null ? mListViewBackground.getTop() : 0;
    if (listViewBackgroundTopCurrent != listViewBackgroundTopPrevious) {
        mListViewBackground.offsetTopAndBottom(listViewBackgroundTopPrevious - listViewBackgroundTopCurrent);
    }
}

this.

After that it works like a charm for me :)

Sorry i did not send a pull request but I don't actually use git

[ManuelPeinado]

Hi Fabian, thanks for helping out.

Unfortunately, I've tried your fix but the ListView sample still fails after an orientation change. What problem does it fix then?

[ghost]

I'm using a ViewPager as headerLayoutoverlay and a listview with a custom adapter

before i applied the fix, if i clicked an element from inside the viewpager (I have a gridview on each page), the layout got messed up.

the fix works for me even if i change the orientation and even if from inside the gridview when I set setSelection

Ill try the fix on your sample and then edit my answer

[ghost]

As I said before, the weird hide/show is now gone, but now, my listview onclicklisteeners are not working like they should..

I have to click them twice.. Looks like the up does not get updated..

[ghost]

Hey, uhm, could the problem with this has to do with the requestLayout?