how to change the right part dynamically

[lynn8570]

This project is great, and the example shows how to extend the sliding activity.
But I am still confused about how to start another normal activity so that it would appear in the right part. For example, the left menu lists "activity1，activity2，activity3“, when the users click on the menu list, the activity
starts accordingly and the menu becomes invisible at the same time.

[jfeinstein10]

Thanks :)
The way you would do the behavior you're describing is with Fragments, not Activities.
Basically you assign a Fragment to each item in the list and then when the user clicks it, you can trigger a FragmentTransaction to place that Fragment into the right hand view. Then you can close the menu programmatically using SlidingMenu's showAbove() method.
If you were to launch Activities based upon the list selection, then you would not have the behavior where you swap the views that you're talking about.
Hopefully, I can implement this soon in the example for everybody to see.
Does this explain things a little better? I would definitely go and read up on Fragments in general.

[lynn8570]

I am not familiar with Fragment, but you light me up. I am hoping your example could come out soon, and I am going to read up this project and figure out a solution. thanks a lot, ^_^

[drinu]

Well done on the code, however I have this same issue.

How do you assign the fragments to the menu items and then later read them and switch to them?

Thanks in advance, and Great Work!

[lynn8570]

Set the main acivite contentview as setContentView(R.layout.main); and there is a main container LinearLayout which we use to hold the fragment, and the we can replace the layout like the code show below

String className = (String) mMenuData.get(position).getClassName();//get the fragment class name
fragment = Fragment.instantiate(Home.this, className);//init the fragment
FragmentTransaction ft = getSupportFragmentManager().beginTransaction();
ft.replace(R.id.container, fragment);//replace the container with the new fragment
ft.commit();

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[lynn8570]

Set the main acivite contentview as setContentView(R.layout.main); and
there is a main container LinearLayout which we use to hold the fragment,
and the we can replace the layout like the code show below

String className = (String) mMenuData.get(position).getClassName();//get
the fragment class name
fragment = Fragment.instantiate(Home.this, className);//init the fragment
FragmentTransaction ft = getSupportFragmentManager().beginTransaction();
ft.replace(R.id.container, fragment);//replace the container with the new
fragment
ft.commit();

I have just seen this email. sorry for replying you so lately

2012/10/22 drinu notifications@github.com

Well done on the code, however I have this same issue.

How do you assign the fragments to the menu items and then later read them
and switch to them?

Thanks in advance, and Great Work!

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