The refresh view remains

[tomoyuki28jp]

If we scroll fast once from the bottom and it stops on the top, the refresh view remain and nothing will happen.

[tomoyuki28jp]

I found another issue. If there is only one row in ListView, the refresh view never disappear. Is this expected behavior?

[johannilsson]

When reaching the top it should bounce back. That's a bug.

Second issue I'm not sure, I do think that's expected at least that is how the Twitter implementation works which is our current reference.

[mattg1981]

Add the following code to onScroll(AbsListView, int, int, int) within PullToRefreshListView.java to fix the issue of the refresh view remaining visibly at the top after a fling scroll:

if ( mCurrentScrollState == SCROLL_STATE_TOUCH_SCROLL && mRefreshState != REFRESHING )     {
..
}

// add this code

    else if ( mCurrentScrollState == SCROLL_STATE_FLING && firstVisibleItem == 0 ) {
        scrollListTo( mRefreshViewHeight , 1250 );
    }

EDIT: refined the code a little to take out unneeded statements

[MantaMay]

You can use the SCROLL_STATE_FLING to detect when a fling has occurred, and set a flag that you reset once SCROLL_STATE_FLING has ended. Place this in the onScroll as a conditional, and you will fix this issue. Also you will probably want to impement the same logic in a onTrackBallEvent and setOnKeyListener to make sure the user only fires this with a scroll rather d-pad or track ball.

To make this Android 2.1 compatible use setSelection(int) instead of smoothScrollBy. If you still want a smooth scrolling you can take the time to dispatch a TouchEvent, but this can get ugly. Sorry I haven't provided any code, if you have troubles implementing this yourself let me know and I'll finish it and upload the code.

EDIT: whoops, someone beat me to the SCROLL_STATE_FLING, must've missed this, should've refreshed comments before posting.

[johannilsson]

@mattg1981, @MantaMay Thank you, seems like SCROLL_STATE_FLING solves the problem with the view being visible. Will wrap it up during the weekend.

@MantaMay I've done some test with TouchEvent to simulate a smooth scroll, but never got it to behave as good as I wanted so I gave up and just used scrollBy if smoothScrollBy does not exist. Think it works fairly good but smooth scroll would be preferred though.

[mattg1981]

Instead of editing my previous post, I thought this was worthy of a new one. To make it feel even more like the Twitter Pull-To-Refresh (ie, on a fling, it is not visible at all when hitting the top, it is only visible when pulling the list down), make these adjustments:

if ( mCurrentScrollState == SCROLL_STATE_TOUCH_SCROLL && mRefreshState != REFRESHING )     {
    mRefreshView.setVisibility( View.VISIBLE );
    ...
}
else if ( mCurrentScrollState == SCROLL_STATE_FLING && firstVisibleItem == 0 ) {
        mRefreshView.setVisibility( View.GONE );
        scrollListTo( mRefreshViewHeight , 1250 );
}

[johannilsson]

Hide the pull to fresh label in a fling, its now only visible when pulling the list down. Thank you mattg1981 and MantaMay for this. Closed by f69140d6ae9b69678c63b32735e85e8730e97992.