searchview

I have some code that sets a boolean if the search view is open or not. MenuItemCompat.setOnActionExpandListener(action_search, new MenuItemCompat.OnActionExpandListener() { @Override public boolean onMenuItemActionExpand(MenuItem item){ isSearch = true; return true; } @Override public boolean onMenuItemActionCollapse(MenuItem item){ isSearch = false; return true; } }); It works. I'm happy with the way it responds. However, it it shows as deprecated, the setOnActionExpandListener is crossed out with the warning android.support.v4.view.MenuItemCompat.setOnActionExpandListener is deprecated

I am currently using SearchView widget inside ActionBarcompat to filter a list while searching. When the user starts entering text the ListView in the main layout updates with an Adapter to filter the results. I do this by implementing a OnQueryTextListener and filter the results on each key stroke. Instead, I want to create a Gmail like search box with auto suggest list generated and no changes to the underlying view I have went through this tutorial that uses the SearchView component but it requires a searchable activity. I want the drop-down to be over the MainActivity where I have the

I have a AutoCompleteTextView which gives user auto-completion search result from Google Places API . Once I was done I discovered SearchView and how it can be placed in the ActionBar . I checked out the SearchView example provided by google and added it to my application as a starting point (it lists the installed applications) but I don´t know how to proceed from here. I want to have the same functionality as AutoCompleteTextView but use the SearchView instead. Any suggestion? The whole class is provided below. import java.io.BufferedReader; import java.io.IOException; import java.io

I have a Search icon in my toolbar that searches a RecyclerView list. Pic 1: When the icon is clicked, the toolbar shows the SearchView's setQueryHint " Search here...". Pic 2: When a character is entered on the SearchView line, in this case the number "4", it is then searched in the RecyclerView list. If the character is not found, a close button "x" appears to the right of the character: Pic 3: My problem is that the default behavior when clicking on the close button "x" is to close the SearchView which returns the view back to Pic 1, the initial icon View. I would like to have the View

Im using an action bar and adding a searchView to it. I have implemented the searchView.onCLoseListener but this does not seem to be getting invoked. Any suggestions ? My code looks something like this : SearchView searchView = new SearchView(getContext()); searchView.setOnCloseListener(new OnCloseListener() { public boolean onClose() { searchView.setVisibility(SearchView.GONE); // Do Something return true; } }); I ran into same problem on android 4.1.1. Looks like it is a known bug: https://code.google.com/p/android/issues/detail?id=25758 Anyway, as a workaround i used state change listener

I am using Android 4.1.2. I have a SearchView widget on an ActionBar . Documentation on SearchView.OnQueryTextListener from the android developer site states that onQueryTextSubmit is fired when "Called when the user submits the query. This could be due to a key press on the keyboard or due to pressing a submit button." This does not happen if the search query is empty. I need this to fire on an empty query to clear the search filter of a ListView. Is this a bug or am I doing something wrong? It is not a bug, the source code deliberately checks against null and empty values: private void