Thank you very much, the author of the video, I sat for 3 days and could not set up this navigation, reviewed different videos, re-read the instructions from Google 20 times, But after watching this video I succeeded, many thanks to the author
I also want to add to access the fragment, you can use the following val button: Button = view.findViewById(R.id.fragmentABtn) and then just button.setOnClickListener
I followed the steps but in the part of adding fragmentABtn.setOnClickListener, the fragmentABtn is not showing and turning to red. I don't know what is missing.
I don't understand how he got the button in the first place, maybe he is using a Kotlin feature that was deprecated, but you can use the findviewbyid to get the button first. I'm not sure, but I think it would be: val fragmentABtn: Button = view.findViewById(R.id.fragmentABtn) Then you can use the button
Any chance you could do this in Java as well? I've had trouble from 12:55, in Java, there is a class that has the setupActionBarWithNavController, and I tried having my MainActivity implement it, but it didn't work. Such big differences between java and kotlin seem counter-intuitive to me. Perhaps I am doing something wrong.
for new android studio edition .. how to connect your fragment view on activity main val hostFragment = supportFragmentManager.findFragmentById(R.id.fragment) as NavHostFragment val controller = hostFragment.navControlle
for new android studio edition .. how to connect your fragment view on activity main val hostFragment = supportFragmentManager.findFragmentById(R.id.fragment) as NavHostFragment val controller = hostFragment.navController
I don't understand how he got the button in the first place, maybe he is using a Kotlin feature that was deprecated, but you can use the findviewbyid to get the button first. I'm not sure, but I think it would be: val fragmentABtn: Button = view.findViewById(R.id.fragmentABtn) Then you can use the button
@@carlosarena9864 thanks for the reply and yes he was using kotlin Synthetics which was deprecated recently and it took me hours to find that..... then I implemented viewBinding in my project :)
In FragmentA -> btn click scenario --> How to handle recyclerview onclick in main fragment using interface. override fun onItemClick(data: Data) { Navigation.findNavController(view).navigate(R.id.action_putAwayFragment_to_enterDimensionsFragment) } facing issue with view
Thank you very much, the author of the video, I sat for 3 days and could not set up this navigation, reviewed different videos, re-read the instructions from Google 20 times, But after watching this video I succeeded, many thanks to the author
I also want to add to access the fragment, you can use the following val button: Button = view.findViewById(R.id.fragmentABtn) and then just button.setOnClickListener
Mine doesnt work 😢 there is no error but still nothing happen when i clicked on the buttons
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nice video. thanks !
This was the best tutorial I watched. 🖐
Excellent tutorial, to the point the concise, thank you..
The best tutorial for the new (and confusing) navigation drawer.
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I followed the steps but in the part of adding fragmentABtn.setOnClickListener, the fragmentABtn is not showing and turning to red. I don't know what is missing.
I don't understand how he got the button in the first place, maybe he is using a Kotlin feature that was deprecated, but you can use the findviewbyid to get the button first. I'm not sure, but I think it would be:
val fragmentABtn: Button = view.findViewById(R.id.fragmentABtn)
Then you can use the button
Any chance you could do this in Java as well? I've had trouble from 12:55, in Java, there is a class that has the setupActionBarWithNavController, and I tried having my MainActivity implement it, but it didn't work. Such big differences between java and kotlin seem counter-intuitive to me. Perhaps I am doing something wrong.
for new android studio edition .. how to connect your fragment view on activity main
val hostFragment = supportFragmentManager.findFragmentById(R.id.fragment) as NavHostFragment
val controller = hostFragment.navControlle
@@lover1301 in the example, you need to put "fragmentContainerView" instead of "fragment"
Thank you so much for this great tutorial I was watching this Concept on Udacity but tbh this one is better good job 👏
I took a course in Udacity but it was terrible I didn't understand anything and everything was fast without explaining a lot of things
Thank You for sharing, it is very useful for me as a student
Thanks huge help
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for new android studio edition .. how to connect your fragment view on activity main
val hostFragment = supportFragmentManager.findFragmentById(R.id.fragment) as NavHostFragment
val controller = hostFragment.navController
great sir plz keep going
Thank you! I will release the second part in few days! Stay tuned!
I couldn't set onclicklistener on the button , i followed the video exactly but studio was not detecting my button
I don't understand how he got the button in the first place, maybe he is using a Kotlin feature that was deprecated, but you can use the findviewbyid to get the button first. I'm not sure, but I think it would be:
val fragmentABtn: Button = view.findViewById(R.id.fragmentABtn)
Then you can use the button
@@carlosarena9864 thanks for the reply and yes he was using kotlin Synthetics which was deprecated recently and it took me hours to find that..... then I implemented viewBinding in my project :)
@@carlosarena9864 Thank you bro i spent 2 days i wish i read your comment earlier you saved me
Great! Thank you!
Glad that you liked it!
it's great video man)))
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You welcome! Glad that you liked it!
In FragmentA -> btn click scenario --> How to handle recyclerview onclick in main fragment using interface. override fun onItemClick(data: Data) {
Navigation.findNavController(view).navigate(R.id.action_putAwayFragment_to_enterDimensionsFragment)
}
facing issue with view
It doesnt work.......
This is not for dummies.. in AndroidStudio how to get to this navigation screen.... so after 10 seconds I hook of and search a better video.
im sure your chanel will grows soon your tutorials are great
Thank you! It means a lot!
thats great sir , please upload more android development tutorials
More awesome tutorials are coming so stay tuned!