Navigation Drawer with Navigation Component - Android Studio Tutorial

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The navigation drawer is a UI panel that shows your app's main navigation menu. The drawer appears when the user touches the drawer icon in the app bar or when the user swipes a finger from the left edge of the screen.
The drawer icon is displayed on all top-level destinations that use a DrawerLayout.
To add a navigation drawer, first declare a DrawerLayout as the root view. Inside the DrawerLayout, add a layout for the main UI content and another view that contains the contents of the navigation drawer.
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[@lbars]

Q: I don't want back button. So, should i remove connections in nav_graph.xml file? Nice video 😃

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[@athisii_ekhe6167]

Thanks for the video. Little help is needed, after the drawer icon is opened, again clicking drawer icon doesn't close the drawer. how to implement it?

[@ethiomusic3158]

How can I change the activity_main (xml) from ConstraintLayout to Drawer Layout once I have already changed it for another layoutpurpose (for instance I might have used it as Linear Layout or RecyclerView)?Please tell me the technique how to solve it?... We do take home page (mainactivity)for everything but it is stuffed with other issues… While I use fragments, they crushed when Irun it… I need help guys please help me. I am a new developer with zeroeducation and experience but I understand how to make apps

[@deepeshkumar1704]

if drawer is open, and back button pressed,then without closing drawer its directly quit, how to solve this?? or how to lock drawer layout in some fragments?? pls

[@mohammadgoudarzi5697]

Short and useful! Thank you!

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[@Lenduya]

So this way, if we had fragments A B C D, we'd have to create toB, toC and toD actions for A then? And then toA, toC and toD actions for B? That cannot be correct.

[@josephcobbinah5412]

I totally agree with you. It feels a bit clumsy. I'm building an app with 9 items in the drawer and users should be able to navigate from any item to any other one so that means about 72 actions already. Am I doing something wrong?

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Lol how

[@zmemes69]

how to disable item when it's selected i couldn't find any reference in docs please help

[@kumar_k19]

Thanks for the video

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[@sedrekblak]

Hey man , great content , I have a small problem the navigation drawer doesn't close when I click the hamburger button again and there no any animation

[@kushalsharma8635]

Please, use stack overflow and also recheck or match your complete code with the video

[@gabrielgil3486]

I like your videos! They all have good content, but I am a java developer and Kotlin makes it more dificult to understand.

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[@gabrielgil3486]

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[@Sk-gb2hx]

No access to onSupportNavigateUp() from fragment, can you help me with it ?

[@samirshrestha5252]

Great tutorial, but after drawer icon is opened, again clicking drawer icon doesn't close the drawer. and back icon is not shown in drawer icon place, after clicking drawer icon. Seeking for help! ( using kotlin )

[@athisii_ekhe6167]

found the solution?

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[@HarveySpecterYT]

Thanx a lot.

[@josephcobbinah5412]

Just out of curiosity, is it standard practice to make the NavDrawer act as a switch between fragments such that the hamburger icon shows regardless of the current fragment? Any help is greatly welcome. Thanks

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[@pratyushsharma8652]

Use this - navHostFragment = supportFragmentManager.findFragmentById(R.id.nav_host_fragment) as NavHostFragment navController = navHostFragment.navController

[@arjunvarma9350]

It’s saying unresolved reference : navigationView

[@lasanbajrasandi8434]

thankyou !!!!

[@bhagwatgirija4445]

Best vedio sir

[@aniketk11]

Sir can i do that by using only one fragment and show the data related to the menu item clicked

[@kushalsharma8635]

Yeah sure you can do that!

[@moataz2415]

I failed to do that by java I am stack in the beginning any one help

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please make a video on recycler view filter

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It is now in his channel, check it out

[@yassinelegougui4044]

Thanks a lot i have a Q i can't use this method (findNavcontroller) ! exactly like in this line "navController= findNavController(R.id.fragment)" this method doesn't show for me on android studio any help plz

[@StevdzaSan]

Add dependency for Navigation Component. Or call Navigation.findNavController

[@yassinelegougui4044]

Thnks for answering me I all ready add those dependancy to my project but when i try to call it (initialize my navcontroller )doesn't show also this method setupWithNavController any help plz

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[@FIsabettini]

from: developer.android.com/guide/navigation/navigation-getting-started val navHostFragment = supportFragmentManager.findFragmentById(R.id.fragment) as NavHostFragment navController = navHostFragment.navController It worked for me. Before only crashes.

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[@Krystiano353]

doesn't work lol

[@rajsingharia9561]

Layout gravity is not available

[@jayrathod1661]

ik im late, but just try typing it fully inside the view and the error will be gone

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How can I add animations? Thanks 🥺🥺

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Putting source code would be good maybe a github link to this code.

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[@abada-s]

very helpful but you was to fast in this video

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Is there a chance to explain them with Java

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