Using SearchView in layout together with navigation view

[volkdown]

Hello! I have the following problem. When I use your view in the layout with navigation view, then when open the search and I click on item recycler view, search is minimized and lost all of the search results. How should I place your element, so that when you click on the free space on your element search was not closed. I also have another problem. The items in the list suggestions not selected.
My current layout, you can see the following link: http://pastebin.com/3RKEmwY5
Detail problem: http://prntscr.com/dffvu4

[Mauker1]

I'll take a look on this.

[volkdown]

Okay thanks, I'll wait for your answer. Thank you in advance.

[Mauker1]

Let me see if I got this correctly. You want to be able to tap on the "empty" space bellow the search results and keep the search view open?
Are you losing the data, or it's just closing?

[volkdown]

Hello!

1. You want to be able to tap on the "empty" space bellow the search results and keep the search view open?
   -Yes, I want to search view closed only when user performs an action: clicks the back button, and click on the icon of the cross.
2. Are you losing the data, or it's just closing?
   Now the problem is when I click on a list item, the search view is closed. I understand that the search view in an open state occupies the entire layaut. Accordingly, I can not open the item in the list because the action is not passed to the listener item of list. After the search is closed I lose filter list items. Ie search view closes and I lose the filter.

[Mauker1]

Ok, so. For the first question, this is the default behavior of the app, and it's defined here:

    mTintView.setOnClickListener(new OnClickListener() {
            @Override
            public void onClick(View v) {
                closeSearch();
            }
        });

As for version 1.2.0 it's not possible to change this behavior yet. But I'll add this as a feature so it'll be possible to change this behavior to whatever you want it to do.

As for the second question, you can change the behavior using this method:

public void setOnItemClickListener(AdapterView.OnItemClickListener listener)

[Mauker1]

You can see an example of that usage on the sample app: https://github.com/Mauker1/MaterialSearchView/blob/master/app/src/main/java/br/com/mauker/materialsearchview/app/MainActivity.java

[Mauker1]

I've made possible to disable the default behavior of the tint click, as seem on #84. To do that, you'll just have to call the setCloseOnTintClick(boolean) method and set it to false.