Sliding Menu
SlidingMenu is an Open Source Android library that allows developers to easily create applications with sliding menus like those made popular in the Google+, YouTube, and Facebook apps. Feel free to use it all you want in your Android apps provided that you cite this project and include the license in your app.
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I have a problem with the implementation of this library. Is there anyone who can help me with implementation process? I am beginning Android programmer, so sometimes I need help
You’ll have to be more specific (regarding your problem) if you want people to help you.
Also, you might want to try out StackOverflow for similar problems: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/tagged/android
I have already solved the problem
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/13546148/advice-implementation-of-slidingmenu-on-android-j-feinstein/13546224#13546224
Hi, I am a totally newbie in Android. I saw your implementation post on stack over flow. I did not understand what did you mean by “create a Fragment for your menu” . Can you please help me like what is this step and how to create a fragment for my menu. Can you please be a little detailed with example code if possible? it will really help a lot. Thanx in advance.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rs9mSnWDlZo
I wanted to know if you could switch between activities using this sliding navigation, or if it was only used to switch between fragments?
I am using the latest library, and looking at the ResponsiveUI Demo. I want to have the navigation links on the sliding menu to switch activities instead of fragments. Any idea on how to do that?
My first thought is to attach click listeners to each item that will send an Intent for a new activity. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Francisco, yes, you can, with right flags as no animation and overridingPending animation for starting Intent. But animation of closing menu is not so smooth. I think because of finishing last activity in background. Im using it only for test implementation to existing app, if you desing new one, you probably should use fragments for seamless solution.
There’s a dependency in ActionBarSherlock in the example project but not in the library project. he Library project is the important part, so why make the example test project so complicated?
There’s a dependency in ActionBarSherlock in the example project but not in the library project.
The Library project is the important part, so why make the example test project so complicated?
HI, am facing the problem while importing this project in eclipse for SlidingFragmentActivity
Muito bom ! fácil de usar e lindo!
Your example project is very complicated please give simple example project.It’s very annoying ………….. Please change it.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rs9mSnWDlZo
The AboveView is swallowing all events to the behind menu. Makes this pretty useless.
How to implement left_right sliding menu ? I have seen your sample project in which i am not able to solve my problem. I want two different sliding menu in left and right side with two different fragment. How to do that?