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I want to create animation on the button.
Button has its image. When clicking on the button should work animated image. Once the animation is complete – show previous image.
Something like the following algorithm:
Closed shutter > Click > PLAY ANIMATED SHUTTER > Show image
I already have ready animation “Animation.gif”. It needs to be run when you click on the button.
How can this be organized?
thank you
You need to port something like this to Mono for Android – How to make Android Buttons show animation on itself when clicked
I would probably tackle this first by getting the animation working, and then second by building a custom view that wrapped the animation and the button together – and exposed a single Click event which could be used by MvvmCross for binding.
It’s also worth looking around for blog posts and other questions about ‘animating buttons in Android’ – e.g. one of the first hits for me was http://android-er.blogspot.co.uk/2012/02/apply-animation-on-button.html – most of these will be Xml and Java and should port very quickly to Mono for Android