google-plus

I've noticed, while playing around with it, that if you scroll up and down in the stream from the Google+ Android app, the scroll bar changes size depending on the vertical size(s) of the currently visible post(s). For example, if you scroll into a long posting, the bar shrinks in size, and if you scroll into a short post, it lengthens. How is this implemented? Now, I don't particularly need this feature, but it's just something that has piqued my curiosity. It's a side effect of using a recycling ListView . As new posts are scrolled in to view, the rest of the items are virtualized -

I have successfully implemented google plus list people activity public class ListPeopleActivity extends Activity implements PlusClient.ConnectionCallbacks, PlusClient.OnPeopleLoadedListener, PlusClient.OnConnectionFailedListener, DialogInterface.OnCancelListener { private static final String TAG = "ListPeopleActivity"; private static final String STATE_RESOLVING_ERROR = "resolving_error"; private static final int DIALOG_GET_GOOGLE_PLAY_SERVICES = 1; private static final int REQUEST_CODE_SIGN_IN = 1; private static final int REQUEST_CODE_GET_GOOGLE_PLAY_SERVICES = 2; private ArrayAdapter

I'm running a service where people can connect their Google account using oauth 2.0, and with YouTube permissions I can manage their channels/access their YouTube Channel ID. However, my question is whether or not you can go backwards. i.e. How can you determine the Google Account Owner from a given YouTube channel ID? Michael Waltman googlePlusUserId is now deprecated from https://developers.google.com/youtube/v3/docs/channels#properties contentDetails.googlePlusUserId no longer exists as part of the contentDetails part. Based on this excerpt from their change-log June 13, 2016 This update

I'm trying to duplicate the Android UI left-right gesture type of navigation. This is used in the Android Marketplace, but also on the iPhone version of Google+. Here is a youtube link of the Google+ in action that I am trying to mimic. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RYW9yxhhhPU&t=0m25s As you can see in the video above, there is a small scrolling area on top of the main viewing area. The small scrolling area holds the text "Incoming", "Circles", "Nearby" and shifts between them when the main page is scrolled. What I've tried to do (unsuccessfully) is making two UIScrollViews. One for the main

I've been searching web for a few days, and I am totally confused. I would like to add "Sign In with Google+" button to my android app. All I need from user is his name, email (if possible) and ID. Google suggests to use it's library, but I believe that it is to heavy solution for my purposes. I know that I should use OAuth, but I don't know what API I should use. Can someone point me where should I start? Jorch914 Actually I do recommend to use Google's own client, this would be GoogleAPIClient . Here is the why. This client is fully optimise to run in Android, it is not actually as heavy as