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setSelectedContentType does not load correct tab #84
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@colorgold thanks for flagging the issue, I'll take a look and will get back to you. |
@colorgold please try v2.0.1 |
@ALexanderLonsky It works! Thank you! |
When you open the |
@colorgold |
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@colorgold to my regret, I can't reproduce it.. I've updated the code for the giphy-android-sdk-ui-example example project:
updated settings with And the fragment does not close on its own. The only issue I have now is that grid does keep its content regardless emojis visibility change. Please find the video attached and correct me if I do that in the wrong way. |
@colorgold I've noticed that you are using Java, so I prepared a new Java project. |
@ALexanderLonsky |
@colorgold I can reproduce only this one when using blur mode. |
@ALexanderLonsky Here is a video of the dialog fragment closing on its own after dismissing it by sliding down Here is an example where it shows the emoji as selected even though GIFs are showing: Here the emojis show up in the size of GIFs after various times of opening and closing the dialog fragment |
@colorgold finally I came up with a thought you may use the same instance of And here is a hotfix for the grid content issue: Please let me know if that works for you. |
@ALexanderLonsky I was using the same instance of the dialog. I followed your example and it worked. Thank you so much for your help. |
Version: com.giphy.sdk:ui:2.0
I am trying to display the Emojis first, but when I open the
giphyDialogFragment
, it shows the GIFs in the size of the emojis.Here is the code I used:
This is how I show the fragment:
giphyDialogFragment.show(chatRadioActivities.getSupportFragmentManager(), getString(R.string.giphy_dialog));
Here is a screenshot of what it looks like:
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