Heterogenous Recyclerview: Retain scroll position











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I have horizontal RecyclerViews inside a vertical Recyclerview as my HomeFragment.
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And everytime I navigate to a different fragment by clicking an item in the horizontal RecyclerView and go back to the HomeFragment, my horizontal RecyclerViews are scrolled to the first item and the last state (or scroll position) are not retained. How can I be able to achieve that when I go back to HomeFragment, the scroll position are the same as to before I navigated to a different Fragment?



I've come accross using LinearLayoutManager's onSaveInstanceState() and onRestoreInstanceState() but this is my code, I added the horizontal recyclerviews on the onBind() of the vertical recyclerview and I don't know where to use those methods.



void onBind(HomeData data) {
binding.setVariable(BR.homedata, data);
binding.executePendingBindings();

if (binding instanceof ItemMovieListBinding) {
MoviesAdapter adapter = new MoviesAdapter(new MovieDiffCallback(), clickCallback);

((ItemMovieListBinding) binding).rvMovieList.setLayoutManager(new LinearLayoutManager(context, RecyclerView.HORIZONTAL, false));
((ItemMovieListBinding) binding).rvMovieList.setAdapter(adapter);

adapter.submitList((List<Movie>) data.getData());
}
}









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I have horizontal RecyclerViews inside a vertical Recyclerview as my HomeFragment.
enter image description here



And everytime I navigate to a different fragment by clicking an item in the horizontal RecyclerView and go back to the HomeFragment, my horizontal RecyclerViews are scrolled to the first item and the last state (or scroll position) are not retained. How can I be able to achieve that when I go back to HomeFragment, the scroll position are the same as to before I navigated to a different Fragment?



I've come accross using LinearLayoutManager's onSaveInstanceState() and onRestoreInstanceState() but this is my code, I added the horizontal recyclerviews on the onBind() of the vertical recyclerview and I don't know where to use those methods.



void onBind(HomeData data) {
binding.setVariable(BR.homedata, data);
binding.executePendingBindings();

if (binding instanceof ItemMovieListBinding) {
MoviesAdapter adapter = new MoviesAdapter(new MovieDiffCallback(), clickCallback);

((ItemMovieListBinding) binding).rvMovieList.setLayoutManager(new LinearLayoutManager(context, RecyclerView.HORIZONTAL, false));
((ItemMovieListBinding) binding).rvMovieList.setAdapter(adapter);

adapter.submitList((List<Movie>) data.getData());
}
}









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  • developer.android.com/training/implementing-navigation/… This might help
    – Scott Chambers
    Nov 22 at 16:27













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I have horizontal RecyclerViews inside a vertical Recyclerview as my HomeFragment.
enter image description here



And everytime I navigate to a different fragment by clicking an item in the horizontal RecyclerView and go back to the HomeFragment, my horizontal RecyclerViews are scrolled to the first item and the last state (or scroll position) are not retained. How can I be able to achieve that when I go back to HomeFragment, the scroll position are the same as to before I navigated to a different Fragment?



I've come accross using LinearLayoutManager's onSaveInstanceState() and onRestoreInstanceState() but this is my code, I added the horizontal recyclerviews on the onBind() of the vertical recyclerview and I don't know where to use those methods.



void onBind(HomeData data) {
binding.setVariable(BR.homedata, data);
binding.executePendingBindings();

if (binding instanceof ItemMovieListBinding) {
MoviesAdapter adapter = new MoviesAdapter(new MovieDiffCallback(), clickCallback);

((ItemMovieListBinding) binding).rvMovieList.setLayoutManager(new LinearLayoutManager(context, RecyclerView.HORIZONTAL, false));
((ItemMovieListBinding) binding).rvMovieList.setAdapter(adapter);

adapter.submitList((List<Movie>) data.getData());
}
}









share|improve this question













I have horizontal RecyclerViews inside a vertical Recyclerview as my HomeFragment.
enter image description here



And everytime I navigate to a different fragment by clicking an item in the horizontal RecyclerView and go back to the HomeFragment, my horizontal RecyclerViews are scrolled to the first item and the last state (or scroll position) are not retained. How can I be able to achieve that when I go back to HomeFragment, the scroll position are the same as to before I navigated to a different Fragment?



I've come accross using LinearLayoutManager's onSaveInstanceState() and onRestoreInstanceState() but this is my code, I added the horizontal recyclerviews on the onBind() of the vertical recyclerview and I don't know where to use those methods.



void onBind(HomeData data) {
binding.setVariable(BR.homedata, data);
binding.executePendingBindings();

if (binding instanceof ItemMovieListBinding) {
MoviesAdapter adapter = new MoviesAdapter(new MovieDiffCallback(), clickCallback);

((ItemMovieListBinding) binding).rvMovieList.setLayoutManager(new LinearLayoutManager(context, RecyclerView.HORIZONTAL, false));
((ItemMovieListBinding) binding).rvMovieList.setAdapter(adapter);

adapter.submitList((List<Movie>) data.getData());
}
}






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  • developer.android.com/training/implementing-navigation/… This might help
    – Scott Chambers
    Nov 22 at 16:27


















  • developer.android.com/training/implementing-navigation/… This might help
    – Scott Chambers
    Nov 22 at 16:27
















developer.android.com/training/implementing-navigation/… This might help
– Scott Chambers
Nov 22 at 16:27




developer.android.com/training/implementing-navigation/… This might help
– Scott Chambers
Nov 22 at 16:27












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You can just remember position, which user before left the screen and restore it:



rvMovieList.scrollToPosition(yourPosition);


Or you can init your adapter and recyclerView in onActivityCreated. That will help you to avoid the recreation of views.






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    You can just remember position, which user before left the screen and restore it:



    rvMovieList.scrollToPosition(yourPosition);


    Or you can init your adapter and recyclerView in onActivityCreated. That will help you to avoid the recreation of views.






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      You can just remember position, which user before left the screen and restore it:



      rvMovieList.scrollToPosition(yourPosition);


      Or you can init your adapter and recyclerView in onActivityCreated. That will help you to avoid the recreation of views.






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        You can just remember position, which user before left the screen and restore it:



        rvMovieList.scrollToPosition(yourPosition);


        Or you can init your adapter and recyclerView in onActivityCreated. That will help you to avoid the recreation of views.






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        You can just remember position, which user before left the screen and restore it:



        rvMovieList.scrollToPosition(yourPosition);


        Or you can init your adapter and recyclerView in onActivityCreated. That will help you to avoid the recreation of views.







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