I am having trouble remembering what kind of Android component is being used to make the selected list item menu in their Gmail app. That is, when I open the app and see the list of emails in the inbox, I can long-press one of the items, and some sort of list shows up in the top of the screen, sort of like a context menu, with actions I can perform on the selected item(s). I would like to replicate similar functionality in one of my own apps. If I recall correctly there is a way of doing this using some standard Android UI component, but I'm having trouble finding what that is. Any pointers?
Asked
Active
Viewed 84 times
1
-
If you break your question in parts and do google search you will easily be going to get the answer – Rahul Khurana Sep 20 '19 at 11:01
-
See this: https://stackoverflow.com/a/9030299/4079010 – Rahul Khurana Sep 20 '19 at 11:02
-
Also this: https://stackoverflow.com/a/40551984/4079010 – Rahul Khurana Sep 20 '19 at 11:08
1 Answers
2
You're looking for a contextual actions bar. Details on how to create one are stored under the menu section of the documentation as they relate to action items.
Keith Kirk
- 255
- 3
- 16