Heu Guys.
What are the common ways to achieve a background change (slide show basically), with a transition effect. I want to change the comeplte document background at time intervals.
I am a ASP.net developer, and would like to most of it natively in ASP. I have been know to include Java an jquery when REALLY needed. HTML 5 maybe?
Any ideas?
jQuery has fadeIn/fadeOut/slideUp/slideDown
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I am trying to get something like this:
I want a UI windows and in the center of window I want to display my world.
I want to use scene2D and scene2D.ui with an Orthographic camera.
Any advice?
Edit: I know that I must use two stages in order get a ui and world windows but I don't know how I can tell to the world window stage that render its content in that section instead all screen.
There are two ways you can go about.
Use a CustomViewPort for the stage responsible for rendering world. It is fairly easy to use and example is given in the wiki.
Let it be rendered on entire screen. This way you could keep UI backgroundless and space between components would be filled by world itself. It might be considered more immersive by many. You would also be allowed to use semi-transparent UI this way.
Anyways, it's a matter of taste.
Hope it helps.
Going to make a pretty statistic part for my app and saw a pretty good looking UI (see below). What I'm asking is what's the approach? I have a few ideas, for example drawing multiple ImageButtons (one for every text field) and paint the background the same color as the ImageButtons.
This if i want each of the texts to be clickable, in the example picture for example pressing 18c fires one action and pressing Cambridge another action.
How would you approach this?
What components to use?
Want to do as much as possible in xml, but I'll take suggestions in code too. Whatever is better for you.
EDIT:
Found a good example about how to solve the listView part:
http://www.androidhive.info/2012/02/android-custom-listview-with-image-and-text/
I have been making a video using pure Java. I would like to put in a pop-up menu for players when every they hit ESC. I have the menu setup but it looks really quite ugly. I would like to make the menu blur the image behind it.
For example on the new iOS 7 on Apple devises a lot of the things like the dock blur to whatever is behind it. There is an example of what I am trying to achieve below!
The simplest solution would be to use something JXLayer, as it will allow you to apply filter effects to the components that it covers.
For example.
Is possible to make a floating notification on a java Swing GUI like JQuery Noty?
Better if is possible with animations.
Please have a look into the following https://java.net/projects/swingx/downloads/directory/releases
I had worked it while my graduation, i think it might help you, its not look like jquery noty but it has more controls along with some animation.
examples for your reference:
http://www.dzone.com/links/r/swingx_tutorial_busy_label_jxbusylabel.html
http://developerlife.com/tutorials/?p=240
I'd like to open a html-page in a webview and make it auto-scroll downwards automatically in accordance with an interval set through a timer.
Although below example is for desktop, this link should give you an idea what I want to achieve (enable autoscrolling in the upper right part of the page):
example
First I thought about opening a webpage and then use some kind of code which would simulate/trigger DPAD-down (or Arrow-down). In Windows Mobile, I believe there was something called SendKeys but I couldn't find something similar in the Android-SDK (except for a test-SDK which I doubt I could use for publishing my app in AndroidMarket) so I guess the way mentioned above is not possible.
Another solution could perhaps be a java-script but the webpages are not created by me so I can't insert any anchor.
However, I noted that Webview has some methods called PageDown (and PageUp) which could also be a solution but I am afraid a PageDown would be too much for scrolling the way I want. I want the scrolling to be slow and smooth, more like a line at a time.
Do you have any ideas how I could implement this? I'd really appreciate your help.
You could try using,
View.scrollBy(int x, int y) to scroll the WebView.Use:
computeVerticalScrollOffset(),
computeVerticalScrollExtent() computeVerticalScrollRange() to calculate a maximum y value.