Open nkkin opened 7 years ago
i tried to use it with glide library with no vain ... can you fix it
i tried
var AuthorImage = FindViewById<ImageView>(Resource.Id.AuthorImage); Glide.With(this).Load(mAuthorImage) .Placeholder(Resource.Drawable.Placeholder) .Into(AuthorImage);
and ImageView AuthorImage = FindViewById<ImageView>(Resource.Id.AuthorImage); Glide.With(this).Load(mAuthorImage) .Placeholder(Resource.Drawable.Placeholder) .Into(AuthorImage); or using refactored.controls CircleImageView AuthorImage = FindViewById<CircleImageView >(Resource.Id.AuthorImage); Glide.With(this).Load(mAuthorImage) .Placeholder(Resource.Drawable.Placeholder) .Into(AuthorImage);
ImageView AuthorImage = FindViewById<ImageView>(Resource.Id.AuthorImage); Glide.With(this).Load(mAuthorImage) .Placeholder(Resource.Drawable.Placeholder) .Into(AuthorImage);
CircleImageView AuthorImage = FindViewById<CircleImageView >(Resource.Id.AuthorImage); Glide.With(this).Load(mAuthorImage) .Placeholder(Resource.Drawable.Placeholder) .Into(AuthorImage);
maybe this help https://forums.xamarin.com/discussion/comment/244034/#Comment_244034
Glide has this built in, no need to use a special circle image view.
i tried to use it with glide library with no vain ... can you fix it
i tried
var AuthorImage = FindViewById<ImageView>(Resource.Id.AuthorImage); Glide.With(this).Load(mAuthorImage) .Placeholder(Resource.Drawable.Placeholder) .Into(AuthorImage);
and
ImageView AuthorImage = FindViewById<ImageView>(Resource.Id.AuthorImage); Glide.With(this).Load(mAuthorImage) .Placeholder(Resource.Drawable.Placeholder) .Into(AuthorImage);
or using refactored.controlsCircleImageView AuthorImage = FindViewById<CircleImageView >(Resource.Id.AuthorImage); Glide.With(this).Load(mAuthorImage) .Placeholder(Resource.Drawable.Placeholder) .Into(AuthorImage);