rubensousa
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11 months ago Hey. Nested RecyclerViews in the same orientation is generally an anti-pattern. You generally want to combine nested RecyclerViews if they have opposite scroll directions, otherwise it's considered a bad UX since the user won't understand how the navigation works. Please reconsider your design choices and prefer UX patterns that users are already used to. There's not much I can do here, so I'm closing this
Hello, first of all, thanks for giving us the opportunity to use this library. As a beginner in developing an app for Android TV (it's just a hobby) and facing difficulties with leanback, I liked its setup. Now, I want to implement a nested recyclerview with both vertical orientations. Explanation: In my layout, I have two dpadrecyclerviews, country-rv, and todo-rv (both vertical). The country-rv contains another vertical dpadrecyclerview (category-rv) in its item, which should display the categories (dynamic size; the user can select the categories they want to be shown for each country) related to the clicked country. If a category is then clicked, the todo-rv shows different things based on the clicked category of the related country. Using the same approach as with a normal RecyclerView, dpadrecyclerview shows me only one category item at a time, which is probably its normal behavior, but I want that all categories are shown. Is there a workaround to implement this, or is it simply not possible with dpadrecyclerview?