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Added ability to display any view inside a tab for both the content and the background. #32

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Tab appearances are now much more flexible with the ability to display any View as the content and/or background for a tab:

  • IconTabProvider has been replaced by TabCustomViewProvider, which allows you to place any view at all inside a tab.
  • Added TabBackgroundProvider which allows each tab to set any View as a background for a tab.
  • Indicator and divider drawing has been moved from onDraw() to dispatchDraw() in order to enforce drawing over subviews, rather than behind them.
  • The current tab now has its selection state set, which again makes for more visual flexibility.
  • Sample has been updated to demonstrate new functionality.

The changes made obviously offer a great deal of flexibility but the original motivation was to support images downloaded from the Internet (rather than using resources) for both the background and content.

Benjamin Dobell added 4 commits August 6, 2013 09:49
…brary with a reference to one in the Android support library repository.
… any View as the content and/or background for a tab:

- IconTabProvider has been replaced by TabCustomViewProvider, which allows you to place any view at all inside a tab. This is obviously very flexible but the original motivation was to support custom ImageView subclasses that download images from the Internet.
- Added TabBackgroundProvider which allows each tab to set any View as a background for a tab.
- Indicator and divider drawing has been moved from onDraw() to dispatchDraw() in order to enforce drawing over subviews, rather than behind them.
- The current tab now has its selection state set, which again makes for more visual flexibility.
- Sample has been updated to demonstrate new functionality.
…ing to ensure the indicator is always on top.
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Although not originally my intention, this pull request resolves #17, resolves #18, does something similar to #20, implements similar functionality to #28 (but is slightly cleaner as I'm not messing with state in onDraw) and does half of #29 (i.e. update support library).

Benjamin Dobell added 2 commits September 12, 2013 17:27
…aces and hence caused attribute name collisions with the official Android app compatibility library.
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What is the status of this pull request? I want this feature badly.

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clocksmith, the fork is stable and has been used in several production apps for many months. So feel free to pull from the fork directly.

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ghost commented Jan 18, 2014

@Benjamin-Dobell can you please update your pull request to the current dev branch? Would love to add this functionality to version 1.1.0

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iam1492 commented Jan 31, 2014

@Benjamin-Dobell Wanna this feature~~!!! Thanks~

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ericlw commented Feb 12, 2014

This one is much better than the main repo. Now I was wondering how do I highlight the current tab when using a getPageTabCustomView ? I want my current tab to be a certain tint, but with this all of the tabs are the same tint. The underline makes it easy to see which tab is selected though

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@ericlw In my fork, the sample actually shows this behaviour off.

https://github.com/Benjamin-Dobell/PagerSlidingTabStrip/blob/master/sample/src/com/astuetz/viewpager/extensions/sample/QuickContactFragment.java

Take a look at createBackground() where the StateListDrawable is created. In the fork the current tab is automatically set to be "selected", so you can define a different Drawable for android.R.attr.state_selected.

@astuetz I'm sorry that it doesn't merge at the moment. Although, to be fair it did merge cleanly at the time I made the pull request ;) Anyway, I don't want to divert the user-base from the main repo, so when I get a chance I will get this ready to merge again.

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👍 for updating it to be ready to merge.

@Benjamin-Dobell What conflicts are you running into? Is there anything we can do to help you?

silentnuke-old added a commit to silentnuke-old/PagerSlidingTabStriptest that referenced this pull request Jun 27, 2014
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I had some problems with shouldExpand in 4.4 (not tested in others).
The tabs wouldn't expand when created, but for some reason when recreated they did expand correctly. Spend half a day trying to find the issue but no luck.

screenshot from 2014-07-08 20 04 20

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is the TabCustomViewProvider ever going to be merged in?

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shakmak commented Aug 20, 2014

I am also waiting for these new features to be merged. Till then i am using Benjamin-Dobell repo.
Thanks

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Hello, How to add view from xml in ContactPagerAdapter?

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Really bummed TabCustomViewProvider is not merged in. I spent hours switching my sliding tabs to this. :(

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