setEnabled binding
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Is there any way to bind one preference to other, like if switchPreference is on, enable below preference, else disable below preference Or should i do it on code?
Yes, read about it in the docs:
http://developer.android.com/reference/android/preference/Preference.html#attr_android:dependency
Do note that it's simple, so if you wish to have a very special logic, you will need to handle it yourself via code.
Hi, disabled preference used to look in grey color, but now with latest version of library on Android 6 it looks black, not grey. Is sth changed on Android or library? Updating my old app )
@jemshit Can't confirm this issue on Android 6 emulator and sample of repo.
If you are sure this is a real issue, please create a new report, and provide a sample project. Current one works fine on my case.
@AndroidDeveloperLB it works, but color is not changed. If Preference B is dependent on SwitchPreference A, does color of Preference B change to grey, when Preference A is disabled, in your test?
@jemshit Again, can't confirm this issue. The color changes in both themes I have in the sample.
In the sample app, I just added :
android:dependency="checkboxPref"
to the EditTextPreference I have there, and it works fine, including color change.
See:
Ok, problem was this in theme:
<item name="android:textColorPrimary">@color/...</item>
<item name="android:textColorSecondary">@color/...</item>They had to be drawable instead of just color, to include disabled state color:
<item name="android:textColorPrimary">@drawable/...</item>
<item name="android:textColorSecondary">@drawable/...</item>Who is "they" ? For me it worked fine...
@color/ has to be @drawable/ if you play with android:textColorPrimary.
Please create a new report, with full explanation of what you are talking about, and a sample code. The sample project works fine as I wrote.