For your information, if you showed the end result at the start of your video with the desired functionalities, it would make it more comprehensible what it is exactly you're trying to show.
Thanks bro..you saved me as usual😃Can you please make a video on drag item from recycled view and put it on the other view group and vice versa..if not possible then please give me resources I will go through it
hey! i was wandering if you could make an "extension" to this video (so to not waste your time) where you explain how to drop a view anywhere on the screen and not just in a pre-given position. anyways thank you, you've been helpful with this content too! * or otherwise if you dont have enough time, than i'd be glad if you could answer at this. thanks!
Here he is placing the view into the view group and this view group will place anything into the center by default and if you have to place something to any specific position you need to find its coordinate also the view's height and width. I'm not sure but you can do that with onTouchListener. with this, you'll get the get coordinates and then you can move the view accordingly.
thanks for the video, very helpful. is there something specific I have to setup/import to get the "dragView" command to work? my android studio does not recognize that...
Thank you for your awesome tutorials, trying to learn on your own is difficult with this info. Question - how would i keep the parent image and drop a duplicate in the 2nsd layout? Ive searched everywhere and cant seem to make it happen. Thanks
Thank you! Yes I know that this is helpful, sadly I don't have the code anymore, but for the next series where I write a little bit more code I will put a github repo in the description
Hello Philipp, I want to achieve the same however I don't want to have 2 separate containers i.e. source container and target container view. I am trying to drag and drop a Textview within one single ConstraintLayout. Is it possible? I have tried but view doesn't move exactly where I put and randomly places somewhere other than the place I dropped. Or It is just that drag and drop must have 2 containers in order to reliably do this. If so, how can I do the same within single container? I would love to get some directions and your input on this. thank you.
Thanks so much man!! That is not difficult to do. As a drag view, just use a layout instead and put a text view in it. And in the onlongclick listener you just set the text of the text view to the clip text after calling it.startDragAndDrop
Is there anyone they can tell me which top apps use these drag and drop features in so that I can learn and implement in a better way. Thanks everyone.
How about simple drag and drop using a keyboard ? You start off with linear layout and a bunch of crap that doesn't tell you how to simply drag and drop without a mouse.
#Suggestion : Add a small clip of your output app in starting of your videos (whatever you are going to create in videos ) like here your last part that is drag and drop app . I know I say this every day on your videos😂 But you are awesome .🤪
Hi All, We have 5 different shapes (Square, Circle, Triangle, Rectangle, and Line) and 4 colors (Yellow, Red, Blue, and Green). Can someone please help me to implement an app that allows for dragging a color on a shape as follows: Yellow dropped on Square -> turns the shape into a Yellow rectangle Yellow on Circle -> Yellow Triangle Yellow on Triangle -> Yellow Line Yellow on Line -> Yellow Circle Red dropped on Square -> turns the shape into a Circle Red on Circle -> Yellow Square Red on Triangle -> Yellow Rectangle Red on Line -> Yellow Square NOTE: have to use only OOPs concept in order to build the app (no switch case, if or when statements and no lists or maps)
What if I want to make a copy of the view object being dragged and duplicate the object once it is dropped? Also how do i get the object to drop at the point where the user drops the object instead of the object sticking to the center of the view?
You can programmatically create views to do that copying. And the second one is harder to do, you need to track the coordinates where the user dropped the item and then adjust the margins accordingly
@@PhilippLackner when i creat the view through programming, the android documentation dosen't do a good job of explaining the objects methods and they seem far different than xml tags, for instance, if i create a view object the first apparent problem is the layout margins, i dont fully understand how the layoutParams work and some views dont even allow this class to be implemented plus none of the view objects have dedicated margin methods, so if i want to make a view object, without the right method explained i am tormented to force the view object being fullscreen..is there better documentation somewhere??
@@emiliocben yes you have to set the margins with layout params. Usually googling how to do that programmatically and clicking on the first stackoverflow link is the best documentation you can get 😂
Hi bro, I really need some help with my code and I don't understand why it's not working. My task was to copy the layout of a certain picture here: imgur.com/TweDH6u and it just doesn't work and its full of error when i do it. I heard that this is just an easy code to do and i can't even do it properly. Can someone help me?
This is yet another fantastic video that gets the fundamentals down.
I'm looking for this video since Google announced first-class support for Kotlin, 2017!
Thank you Philipp, subscribed for sure.
For your information, if you showed the end result at the start of your video with the desired functionalities, it would make it more comprehensible what it is exactly you're trying to show.
Thanks bro..you saved me as usual😃Can you please make a video on drag item from recycled view and put it on the other view group and vice versa..if not possible then please give me resources I will go through it
hey! i was wandering if you could make an "extension" to this video (so to not waste your time) where you explain how to drop a view anywhere on the screen and not just in a pre-given position.
anyways thank you, you've been helpful with this content too!
* or otherwise if you dont have enough time, than i'd be glad if you could answer at this. thanks!
Here he is placing the view into the view group and this view group will place anything into the center by default and if you have to place something to any specific position you need to find its coordinate also the view's height and width. I'm not sure but you can do that with onTouchListener. with this, you'll get the get coordinates and then you can move the view accordingly.
Thank you for the video.
i wonder is possible to save drag and drop views using shared [references?
thanks for the video, very helpful. is there something specific I have to setup/import to get the "dragView" command to work? my android studio does not recognize that...
did you find a solution to this?
@@fleurjansen8322 3 years too late but you have to initialize it in your onCreate function first using "val dragView = findViewById(R.id.dragView)"
Thank you very much man ! It was really helpful. Great video and explanation
Thank you for your awesome tutorials, trying to learn on your own is difficult with this info. Question - how would i keep the parent image and drop a duplicate in the 2nsd layout? Ive searched everywhere and cant seem to make it happen. Thanks
Hi Phillip, Can we save the view position (in shared preference) after drag n drop.
Can we ignore transparency somehow?
love this tutorial so much
hi great video just had a question how can we drag the view only vertically
How do you get it to save when you close and reopen the app?
Nice video. Would be very helpful if there's text code available to compare with when I get errors.
Thank you! Yes I know that this is helpful, sadly I don't have the code anymore, but for the next series where I write a little bit more code I will put a github repo in the description
@@PhilippLackner Thank you!
Thank you very much for your explanations,you are the best, keep on going!
Thank you so much for the feedback, that is what keeps me going 🙏🙏
Hello Philipp, I want to achieve the same however I don't want to have 2 separate containers i.e. source container and target container view.
I am trying to drag and drop a Textview within one single ConstraintLayout. Is it possible? I have tried but view doesn't move exactly where I put and randomly places somewhere other than the place I dropped.
Or It is just that drag and drop must have 2 containers in order to reliably do this. If so, how can I do the same within single container? I would love to get some directions and your input on this. thank you.
Thank you so much sir, but if we want to set multiple Clip item for more then one text then , how can we set that ?
is there a way to have a hide/unhide eye or icon pop and be attached to it? So you can reorder and also have option to not display some items
Hi there, nice tutorial, seriously, the best one I've ever find on youtube
Thanks so much man!! That is not difficult to do. As a drag view, just use a layout instead and put a text view in it. And in the onlongclick listener you just set the text of the text view to the clip text after calling it.startDragAndDrop
@@PhilippLackner Thank you so much, I'll surely give it a shot!
Is there anyone they can tell me which top apps use these drag and drop features in so that I can learn and implement in a better way.
Thanks everyone.
How about simple drag and drop using a keyboard ? You start off with linear layout and a bunch of crap that doesn't tell you how to simply drag and drop without a mouse.
Hi bro how to develop an IOT (Internet of Things)app similar to Blynk and Cayenne App, using Android studio to control IOT devices.
if you share the changes on emulator in next to screen, it will be quite helpful
could you make a video about making a puzzle game with java?
#Suggestion : Add a small clip of your output app in starting of your videos (whatever you are going to create in videos ) like here your last part that is drag and drop app
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I know I say this every day on your videos😂 But you are awesome .🤪
Thanks so much for the suggestion, that's a very good idea 👍👍
+1
Hi All,
We have 5 different shapes (Square, Circle, Triangle, Rectangle, and Line) and 4 colors (Yellow, Red, Blue, and Green).
Can someone please help me to implement an app that allows for dragging a color on a shape as follows:
Yellow dropped on Square -> turns the shape into a Yellow rectangle
Yellow on Circle -> Yellow Triangle
Yellow on Triangle -> Yellow Line
Yellow on Line -> Yellow Circle
Red dropped on Square -> turns the shape into a Circle
Red on Circle -> Yellow Square
Red on Triangle -> Yellow Rectangle
Red on Line -> Yellow Square
NOTE: have to use only OOPs concept in order to build the app (no switch case, if or when statements and no lists or maps)
Did you figure it out?
how we can drag recyclerview item and drop it to another recyclerView item , by the way thank you for such a great tutorial
Perfect 👌
What if I want to make a copy of the view object being dragged and duplicate the object once it is dropped? Also how do i get the object to drop at the point where the user drops the object instead of the object sticking to the center of the view?
You can programmatically create views to do that copying. And the second one is harder to do, you need to track the coordinates where the user dropped the item and then adjust the margins accordingly
@@PhilippLackner when i creat the view through programming, the android documentation dosen't do a good job of explaining the objects methods and they seem far different than xml tags, for instance, if i create a view object the first apparent problem is the layout margins, i dont fully understand how the layoutParams work and some views dont even allow this class to be implemented plus none of the view objects have dedicated margin methods, so if i want to make a view object, without the right method explained i am tormented to force the view object being fullscreen..is there better documentation somewhere??
@@emiliocben yes you have to set the margins with layout params. Usually googling how to do that programmatically and clicking on the first stackoverflow link is the best documentation you can get 😂
@@PhilippLackner lol then stack overflow i must!!
Could you make a tutorial on Java?
No it's outdated for Android
Hi bro, I really need some help with my code and I don't understand why it's not working. My task was to copy the layout of a certain picture here: imgur.com/TweDH6u and it just doesn't work and its full of error when i do it. I heard that this is just an easy code to do and i can't even do it properly. Can someone help me?
did you figure it out?
Sir, Can you please share the project source codes and file ? Please 🙏🙏🙏
U r amazing
I really need this for java
Java is deprecated for Android. Have you started learning kotlin?
Thank you
You're welcome
Can I get Java not kotlin
Java is deprecated. Time to learn kotlin. How has it been going?
awsome!
hi dear
Android is complicated
indeed
For sure... over complicated for what is actually going on... sadly this is what Android is, and if you can push thru it, it does pay well.
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