I have an app with a navigation drawer and 4 navigation items (Fragments). In one of the Fragments, I have a tab layout set up with a view pager (3 more Fragments).
A clean way to do this is to create an interface
that the Activity
implements, through which the Fragment
can call a method local to the Activity
that handles the drawer lock and toggle button states. For example:
public interface DrawerLocker {
public void setDrawerEnabled(boolean enabled);
}
In the Activity
's interface
method, we simply figure the lock mode constant for the DrawerLayout#setDrawerLockMode()
call, and call setDrawerIndicatorEnabled()
on the ActionBarDrawerToggle
.
public class MainActivity extends Activity implements DrawerLocker {
public void setDrawerEnabled(boolean enabled) {
int lockMode = enabled ? DrawerLayout.LOCK_MODE_UNLOCKED :
DrawerLayout.LOCK_MODE_LOCKED_CLOSED;
drawer.setDrawerLockMode(lockMode);
toggle.setDrawerIndicatorEnabled(enabled);
}
...
}
In the Fragment
, we merely need to cast the hosting Activity
to the interface
, and call the setDrawerEnabled()
method accordingly. For example, to lock the drawer shut:
((DrawerLocker) getActivity()).setDrawerEnabled(false);
NB: Since version 23.2.0 of the v7 appcompat support library, ActionBarDrawerToggle
respects the DrawerLayout
's lock mode, and will not toggle the drawer state if it is locked. This means that it is not strictly necessary to use setDrawerIndicatorEnabled()
, though it might be desirable to still do so in order to provide the user a visual indication that the toggle is disabled.