Combine Quick Return with Pull To Refresh about quickreturn HOT 3 CLOSED

You should use SwipeRefreshLayout instead of pull to refresh, which has
been deprecated long ago. QuickReturn hasn't been tested with pull to
refresh and probably won't work well.

On Thu, Dec 25, 2014, 19:36 danger1988 [email protected] wrote:

_I have bang my head to combine those two together without succesfully.I
currently use the pull to refresh list mention below:
https://github.com/johannilsson/android-pulltorefresh
_But when i combine with Quick return, the behaviour is not as expected,
when scrolldown, the sticky view only show with half of the height.

_I would like to ask if it is possible to combine QuickReturn with the
pullToRefresh pattern?

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thanks for replying so fast. I really want to use SwipeRefreshLayout but the company would like to custom the animation (like the arrow rolling and show loading header) when we refresh (not just use the 4 color line as the swipe refresh does). Could you give me some suggestion?

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Well you could listen to the SwipeRefreshLayout onRefresh callback and display a custom view, maybe with a different animation. That is up to you. You also don't have to necessarily use the class provided by the framework. You can copy the SwipeRefreshLayout to your project and modify it to display something different. That is totally doable and simple to do.

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