Because of the missing Typeface-setting option, I tried a real clue: Setting texts using SpannableStrings that include a different MetricAffectingSpan (see http://stackoverflow.com/a/15181195/273456)

But when doing that, the padding around the text gets really small, the toasts become extremely thin... Could you help?

I notice, that the naming conventions of member fields, local variables and parameters are wildly mixed in the code.

In Android, it's convention to use the prefix "m" for member fields only, not for local variables. In your code, sometimes you have member fields without any prefix but also some local variables have an "m" prefix.

Makes your code hard to read and understand. I would offer help, but I am new to github and don't know how to contribute...

Hey,

Thanks for sharing! I'm just curious if the repository is still maintained. If not, it would be great to know it in order to switch to another toast framework.

Cheers! :panos

Have you thought in adding a 'floating' style to SuperCardToasts? Something like what Crouton does. I really like SuperCardToast and the customization possibilities, but two things made me finally discard it:

• The need to add a new layout in my root view
• Because SuperCardToast moves everything down, if working with lists this forces the adapter to repaint (and remeasure) everything over and over.

It would be nice to have the possibility to display the card over the current layout

Using SuperCardToasts with buttons isn't working so well for me in 1.3.2.

The button seems to have an OnTouchListener that dismisses the toast before the wrapped OnClickListener is called.

Why are you using Touch listeners instead of Click listeners for the button?

Hi John! Well, now I see how you want to "restore" OnClickListeners for Buttons in Toasts - using the Wrapper classes and a tag. But your example case is too simple: how should I transport information to my potentially restored OnClickListener between orientation changes? In your demo it is clear that the "potentially destructive action" which gives a toast with a button cannot use any context data, like what should restored when the button is clicked! ...that is one reason why I do not like the restoring of toasts at all! In my use cases, I create an OnClickListener class that inherently "knows" which data is to be worked on, just because I use inner classes. That cannot be done using your model at all. What is needed is a way to maybe also give a bundle to the Wrapper for each use of the toast - and that will have to be restored on orientation change as well... See what I mean? Thanks! Olaf

Right now there's five completely unrelated classes. Though works fine they're too large and difficult to read. A lot of code duplication can also be avoided. It would be great to introduce some hierarchy and maybe couple interfaces...

I would like to slightly adjust the position of a SuperActivityToast, but it doesn't seem to have a setGravity() method, like SuperToast does. Can this be added?

For example "dummy_layout.xml" . If you just need its id to be declared, just declare an id in a "ids.xml" file.

In order to find all of the unused resources, I suggest to run Lint (and on the way to also check other warnings of it).

I am using SuperActivityToast to show a confirmation with an optional info button (which launches another activity).

Occasionally the toast doesn't come up. Occasionally it comes up but the button is not clickable. Noticed this happens when we try using it frequently. I am using it from a fragment. Any clues ?

Code below:

    subscribeConfirmationToast = new SuperActivityToast(getActivity(), SuperToast.Type.BUTTON);
    subscribeConfirmationToast.setTouchToDismiss(true);
    subscribeConfirmationToast.setText(getResources().getString(R.string.button_subscribe_confirmation));
    subscribeConfirmationToast.setButtonIcon(R.drawable.ic_action_database, 
            getResources().getString(R.string.page_title_subscribed));
    subscribeConfirmationToast.setDuration(SuperToast.Duration.SHORT);
    subscribeConfirmationToast.setOnClickWrapper(new OnClickWrapper(this.getClass().getName(), new OnClickListener() {
        @Override
        public void onClick(View view, Parcelable token) {
            SuperActivityToast.cancelAllSuperActivityToasts();
            EventBus.getDefault().post(new Event.ShowMyShowsClicked(getActivity()));    // This will launch another activity.           
        }
    }));

public void onEventMainThread(Event.ShowSubscribed event) {
    // some other UI updations
    if(subscribeConfirmationToast != null) {
        subscribeConfirmationToast.show();
    }
   }

I've a Fragment that holds a ViewPager. This ViewPager has 2 fragments (let's call them, "FragmentA" and "FragmentB" as tabbed views.

Both FragmentA and FragmentB have:

As root on their XML layout. When FragmentB is on the screen and the user presses something in there to fire a Toast the Toast is displayed, always, on FragmentA (which is not visible to the user) and not in the FragmentB (where the user is).

It should fire the Toasts in the "on screen" fragment.

Is this a bug? I can't find out a solution for this and I can't find anything on google regarding this issue.

Hi am trying to add gravity in main activity, applying

.setGravity(Gravity.TOP) takes the toast out of the screen.

I tried adding position with the gravity and it doesnt work

 position_x = (int) (CommonClass.width * 0.24);
position_y = (int) (CommonClass.height * 0.18);

 SuperActivityToast.create(activity, new Style(), Style.TYPE_BUTTON)
                        .setButtonText("UNDO")
                        .setButtonIconResource(R.drawable.ic_home_black_24dp)
                        .setProgressBarColor(Color.WHITE)
                        .setText(s)
                        .setGravity(Gravity.TOP,position_x,position_y)
                        .setDuration(Style.DURATION_VERY_SHORT)
                        .setFrame(Style.FRAME_STANDARD)
                        .setColor(this.getResources().getColor(R.color.bluetoast))
                        .setPriorityLevel(Style.PRIORITY_HIGH)
                        .setAnimations(Style.ANIMATIONS_POP).show();

is there any possibility that i could toast by setting offset in x and y using TYPE_BUTTON?

import com.github.johnpersano.supertoasts.library.Style; import com.github.johnpersano.supertoasts.library.SuperActivityToast; how to resolve cannot resolve symbol 'Style' ?? and resolve cannot resolve symbol 'SuperActivityToast' ??

Thanks and regard Sondang

Hello!

I'm working with old project (about 2014 y) which is using SuperToasts. I want to override to its latest 2.0 version, but there's a problem that all of methods are changed. You're so lucky man, I have no so much time for totally rewrite my libraries which is working well. So, Wiki's is so old, so can I ask you about newest alternatives?

1. setOnButtonClickListener () What we need to add to the third argument of it? And what is second one? Trying to add OnButtonClickListener method, but it's an abstract.
2. How is setOnDismissWrapper () method called now? I need it because there's widget repaint needed on this action.
3. Now new setButtonIconResource () accept only one method, so the second one is not needed which was needed in old setButtonIcon () method?

Thanks in advance!