Take view position on the screen and apply in another view

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I’m trying to make a transition effect when I open a DialogFragment but for that I need the photo(CircleImageView) of DialogFragment is in the same place as the photo of Activity which opens it. If it is not clear I will explain with the images:

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This is the image I want to use as a positioning base for the other DialogFragment. Clicking on this photo opens an DialogFragment with this screen:

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Disregard the buttons, my focus is just the image. How do I position this image in exactly the same place as the other programmatically?

java android android-layout
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    First I thought: if the second image has a white background, why doesn’t it create an image the size of the first one with a white background? Then I thought: how to ensure that the first image will always be in the same place depending on the various screen resolutions between the devices?

  • Exactly, I could not recreate the same layout because the first is a header of a Drawerlayout and would not end up in the same proportions.

  • This link shows you how to position the image. I don’t know how to guarantee that the first image will always be in the same place. http://stackoverflow.com/questions/6418726/android-setting-x-y-of-image-programmatically http://stackoverflow.com/questions/6535648/how-can-i-dynamically-set-the-position-of-view-in-android http:///stackoverf.com/questions/19328756/set-position-programmatically-created-imageview-android

  • First you would have to center according to the device, so that in the fragment remain centralized.

  • I want to position the second photo according to the first and not the other way around.

  • @Brunoromualdo then, try to position your photo inside a LinearLayout, then you use this Linear in his fragment.

  • Just understand that there is no way to put the two in the same position using xml, so at the end of the question is written programmatically.

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  • But you can (and even should) contextualize and exemplify your response, so that the links are just a reference. Responses only with links are not very well accepted on the site.

  • And an example of usage, you can add?

  • Hello @Anderson, I once saw this library but I didn’t use it because I don’t have an example of how to use it in a DialogFragment, like the @Diegofm I said Do not have an example? would help a lot.

  • Now that you’ve taken a look at the documentation this saying that only works from the Lollipop up, it’s no use.

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