How will you load an image into an ImageView from an image URL using Picasso and display a custom image if there is an error loading the image?
Loading images using Picasso is very easy, you can do it like this Picasso. get(). upload(“http://i.imgur.com/DvpvklR.png”).into(imageView); and on their website you can get all the details. In your case you can parse each image url and use RecyclerView to display them along with Picasso.
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How do I get an image in RecyclerView?
You can see the program below which will clearly describe “How to add title, subtitle and image in RecyclerView”.
- Step (1) I added the first RecyclerView dependency to the Grandle.
- Step (2) main_activity.xml-
- Step (3): Created a new layout list_item.xml-
- Step (4)- Created a new item class-
- Step (5)- Created the MyAdapter class-
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What happens if only the fit width is set in the image view?
If only fitWidth is set, the image view width is scaled to match and the height does not change; If only fitHeight is set, the image view’s height is scaled to match and the height does not change; If both are set, the image view is scaled to match both.
Can you fit an image into an image view?
images fit correctly in ImageView, but ImageView is always 250dp * 250dp. This cannot be done in xml alone. It is not possible to scale both the image and the ImageView so that the single dimension of the image is always 250 dp and the ImageView has the same dimensions as the image.
How to set image resource in imageview?
The problem is with all attributes having setters with the same name. eg android:x won’t work if the setX() method isn’t there on that view, likewise if we had the setSrc() method on the ImageView your code would have worked without the custom binding adapter