Under swipeable button

[PovilasBrazys]

Hi Paul, thanks for the example it's really great. I wanted to ask if is it possible to add button under the swiped item (for removing items). I need extra level of security before removing the item (like delete button under the item and dialog box after the button is pressed before removing item). I've tried to do this by puting relativelayout with button in the same item_main.xml file under framelayout (with handle and textview) and move only framelayout (with handle and textview) while swiping, so after the swipe layout with button is visible. But it didn't work, when I tried to press the button, framelayout (with handle and textview) would pop up back to in to place and button wouldn't register any events.

after swipe

immediately after delete button was pressed

I would be really grateful if you could show an example of under swipeable button. And keep up the great work.

[pixelbendr]

Also looking forward to this. Paul mentioned he will have this feature in part 3 of the medium tutorials.

[PovilasBrazys]

Thanks, good to know

[iPaulPro]

I will not be covering putting buttons behind the item view, as this is not recommended in the Material Guidelines. I will be covering basic "leave behinds," as seen in Gmail, but anything beyond that may be out of the scope of this series.

You may try posting your code on Stack Overflow and linking back here.

[pixelbendr]

I thought it was the same thing?...my bad. In google inbox "leave behind", an event is fired, for instance to confirm a deletion, please if you can note that in the tutorial. am new to android, the reason for me asking for too much. Thanks.

[iPaulPro]

Sorry, my response may be confusing since Gmail does use an Undo button after the item is fully swiped, and the Material Guidelines does mention that an action may be left behind. I don't think I'll have time to work that into part 3, but I'll try.

[pixelbendr]

Oh ok. No pressure even part 4 I will wait. lol

Or just provide guidelines which we can explore ourselves. No biggie.

Thanks for this.

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Sorry, my response may be confusing since Gmail does use an Undo button after the item is fully swiped, and the Material Guidelines does mention that an action may be left behind. I don't think I'll have time to work that into part 3, but I'll try.

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[davideas]

Please see my comment to this question: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/34747458/partial-and-full-swipe-for-recyclerview-using-touchhelpercallback#comment61272119_34747458.

For me using ItemTouchHelper is impossible to obtain the click. I was successfully to have even partial swipe, but still, click on rear views were not fired, this might be a bug from Android class, to check. Also for partial swipe we don't have the real dX of the front view... Only swipe to dismiss is achievable and working well, nice but not good at all.