Since commit 302339fce748f6ad83163f520a0b26cf35c5bb35 all my Bitmaps (JPG and PNG) are extremely low quality and pixelated. I load the images from a webserver and have tested it with different images, servers and different locations in my App.

Seems that the new Bitmap decoding routing is not working for me.

I changed the WebImage class and the SmartImageView class to receive an URLConnection as parameter, in case of need is can pass a cookie to URLConnection in request, for example , the secure cookie Amazon CloudFront

Hi @loopj

I have added support in OnCompleteListener to get reference(handle) of bitmap with onComplete(Bitmap). Also taken care of backward compatibility of old api call onComplete().

I think having a way to get referece of bitmap will be handy for other applications.

Added OnCompleteListener to support external callbacks. My use case was that I had a shadow below my ImageView, however if the loading of the image took too much time, the shadow was just laying there. By setting a callback I can show the shadow only after the image loaded completely.

Is there a way to scale the images, to make it similar to:

ImageView image;
image = (ImageView)findViewById(R.id.yourImageView1);
image.setScaleType(ImageView.ScaleType.FIT_CENTER);

There is no provision that is similar. I would like to scale images across many android devices. Is this the right approach?

/* some code not shown; smartImageView is basically an instance of SmartImageView */
smartImageView.setImageUrl(data.picture);
smartImageView.setMaxHeight(10);
smartImageView.setMaxWidth(10);

What units are used as parameters for setMaxHeight() and setMaxWidth() or other methods for size setting?

Thanks.

To explain with an example.

List View

Image 1 Image 2 Image 3 ------- Beyond the visible area ----- Image 4 Image 5

All the image tags have default src attribute for empty images.

Now when I scroll down & if the connection is slow by default I will see Image1 and Image 2 in Image 4 and 5 place holders. Once the image is loaded it replaced it with correct images.

This is more visible when we scroll fast or use bigger images. It would be great if Image 4 and Image 5 could show the default drawable if the image is not loaded while scrolling.

We tried to play around with the code but I am no expert to fix it :)

EDIT : Fixed by assigning default drawable for this view

.XML <com.loopj.android.image.SmartImageView android:id="@+id/my_image" android:layout_height="match_parent" android:layout_width="match_parent" />

.JAVA SmartImageView myImage = (SmartImageView) findViewById(R.id.my_image); myImage.setImageUrl("http://www.awesomeimages.com/myawesomeimage.jpg");

Manifiest

error FATAL EXCEPTION: main Process:, PID: 14393 java.lang.NullPointerException: Attempt to invoke virtual method 'void com.loopj.android.image.SmartImageView.setImageUrl(java.lang.String)' on a null object reference

Is smart image view still being updated/supported. It appears that is has not been updated in years and looking to see if it would handle images and mp4 and AndroidStudio.

need to have cache removal control. This can be done if the WebImageCache would be private and providing a getInstance method to the file would make this happen.