How to use MapBox NavigationView inside a fragment
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Based on the changes that has been introduced in 0.7.0, I need to make use of turn-by-turn navigation drop-in UI, however inside my fragment, so I need help trying to figure out how to do so as the documentation to implement NavigationView is based on Activity, such as the life cycle callbacks which are different in the case of fragments
The reason why I need to make use of the drop-in UI inside my fragment is because my fragment is in a tab control, and is already handling some custom location based features, and needs to show a turn-by-turn navigation when needed
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Based on the changes that has been introduced in 0.7.0, I need to make use of turn-by-turn navigation drop-in UI, however inside my fragment, so I need help trying to figure out how to do so as the documentation to implement NavigationView is based on Activity, such as the life cycle callbacks which are different in the case of fragments
The reason why I need to make use of the drop-in UI inside my fragment is because my fragment is in a tab control, and is already handling some custom location based features, and needs to show a turn-by-turn navigation when needed
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Based on the changes that has been introduced in 0.7.0, I need to make use of turn-by-turn navigation drop-in UI, however inside my fragment, so I need help trying to figure out how to do so as the documentation to implement NavigationView is based on Activity, such as the life cycle callbacks which are different in the case of fragments
The reason why I need to make use of the drop-in UI inside my fragment is because my fragment is in a tab control, and is already handling some custom location based features, and needs to show a turn-by-turn navigation when needed
android mapbox mapbox-android asked Nov 16 '17 at 21:55
Azhar Ali
266111
Based on the changes that has been introduced in 0.7.0, I need to make use of turn-by-turn navigation drop-in UI, however inside my fragment, so I need help trying to figure out how to do so as the documentation to implement NavigationView is based on Activity, such as the life cycle callbacks which are different in the case of fragments
The reason why I need to make use of the drop-in UI inside my fragment is because my fragment is in a tab control, and is already handling some custom location based features, and needs to show a turn-by-turn navigation when needed
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asked Nov 16 '17 at 21:55
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You can either use the NavigationLauncher, which will create its own full screen activity on the fly, or you can create your own NavigationView fragment. I preferred the latter option, as then, I could embed the fragment into my tabbed container.
The full instructions are located here.
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You can either use the NavigationLauncher, which will create its own full screen activity on the fly, or you can create your own NavigationView fragment. I preferred the latter option, as then, I could embed the fragment into my tabbed container.
The full instructions are located here.
answered May 29 at 18:34
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You can either use the NavigationLauncher, which will create its own full screen activity on the fly, or you can create your own NavigationView fragment. I preferred the latter option, as then, I could embed the fragment into my tabbed container.
The full instructions are located here.
answered May 29 at 18:34
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You can either use the NavigationLauncher, which will create its own full screen activity on the fly, or you can create your own NavigationView fragment. I preferred the latter option, as then, I could embed the fragment into my tabbed container.
The full instructions are located here.
answered May 29 at 18:34
Mr L
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You can either use the NavigationLauncher, which will create its own full screen activity on the fly, or you can create your own NavigationView fragment. I preferred the latter option, as then, I could embed the fragment into my tabbed container.
The full instructions are located here.
answered May 29 at 18:34
Mr L
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answered May 29 at 18:34
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answered May 29 at 18:34
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