I am using the ActionBarDrawerToggle with NavigationView. My content is displayed using fragments.
I am following this stackoverflow question to get the back button pres
If you want the onOptionsItemSelected()
method to fire upon clicking the toggle, remove the toolbar
argument from the ActionBarDrawerToggle
constructor call.
mDrawerToggle = new ActionBarDrawerToggle(this, mDrawerLayout,
R.string.openDrawerContentDescRes, R.string.closeDrawerContentDescRes);
Otherwise, the toggle handles opening and closing the drawer internally, and the call to ActionBarDrawerToggle#onOptionsItemSelected()
isn't necessary.
If you want to handle clicking the home Button
differently depending on the current state, you'll also want to remove the if
block that returns at the top of the onOptionsItemSelected()
method.
And, you should call setDisplayHomeAsUpEnabled(true)
just once in onCreate()
. You don't need to keep switching that on and off. Enabling and disabling the drawer indicator will take care of that.