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how does android handles and prioritize xml attribute overlaps between API versions

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I have a button on my app. I want this button to have a simple animation when clicked and a custom background color. Android button has by default a serie of animations when the button is clicked.

There are 3 methods that I tried that changes the color of the button. The "best" one is

android:backgroundTint

However it is only available from API 21 and higher. I consider it the best one because it keeps the default android onclick animation (shadow, color change, etc).

As it is only available from API 21 I added the line

android:background

The problem is that this attribute does not keep the default android onClick animation. When the 2 attributes are put together the background attribute is taking over the backgroundTint one.

Last stuff I did was to set up a drawable that will change the color of the button on click. The drawable is put in the android:background attribute. It is working fine however this time if the 2 attributes, background and backgroundTint are present, the background drawable is not taking action, acting like a background attribute set up without selector.

From that I would like to know how does android handles the attributes overlap in the different API versions?

android xml

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  I think you can define that with a custom background shape. It provides you with the pressed state
  
  – Vivek Mishra
  Mar 8 at 11:11
  

  
  
  
  


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  Yeah that is what I did, the third point of the post, but when coupled with the backgroundTint attribute, the selector in the cutsom model does not work, so I would like to know how android handles it when xml attributes are overlaping in term of funcrionnalities (here background and backgroundtint)
  
  – Mayeul sgc
  Mar 8 at 20:09
  

  
  
  
  

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0

1

I have a button on my app. I want this button to have a simple animation when clicked and a custom background color. Android button has by default a serie of animations when the button is clicked.

There are 3 methods that I tried that changes the color of the button. The "best" one is

android:backgroundTint

However it is only available from API 21 and higher. I consider it the best one because it keeps the default android onclick animation (shadow, color change, etc).

As it is only available from API 21 I added the line

android:background

The problem is that this attribute does not keep the default android onClick animation. When the 2 attributes are put together the background attribute is taking over the backgroundTint one.

Last stuff I did was to set up a drawable that will change the color of the button on click. The drawable is put in the android:background attribute. It is working fine however this time if the 2 attributes, background and backgroundTint are present, the background drawable is not taking action, acting like a background attribute set up without selector.

From that I would like to know how does android handles the attributes overlap in the different API versions?

android xml

share|improve this question

asked Mar 8 at 11:03

Mayeul sgcMayeul sgc

3471621

• 
  
  
  

  
  

  
  
  
  
  
  

  
  
  I think you can define that with a custom background shape. It provides you with the pressed state
  
  – Vivek Mishra
  Mar 8 at 11:11
  

  
  
  
  


• 
  
  
  

  
  

  
  
  
  
  
  

  
  
  Yeah that is what I did, the third point of the post, but when coupled with the backgroundTint attribute, the selector in the cutsom model does not work, so I would like to know how android handles it when xml attributes are overlaping in term of funcrionnalities (here background and backgroundtint)
  
  – Mayeul sgc
  Mar 8 at 20:09
  

  
  
  
  

add a comment | 

I have a button on my app. I want this button to have a simple animation when clicked and a custom background color. Android button has by default a serie of animations when the button is clicked.

There are 3 methods that I tried that changes the color of the button. The "best" one is

android:backgroundTint

However it is only available from API 21 and higher. I consider it the best one because it keeps the default android onclick animation (shadow, color change, etc).

As it is only available from API 21 I added the line

android:background

The problem is that this attribute does not keep the default android onClick animation. When the 2 attributes are put together the background attribute is taking over the backgroundTint one.

Last stuff I did was to set up a drawable that will change the color of the button on click. The drawable is put in the android:background attribute. It is working fine however this time if the 2 attributes, background and backgroundTint are present, the background drawable is not taking action, acting like a background attribute set up without selector.

From that I would like to know how does android handles the attributes overlap in the different API versions?

android xml

share|improve this question

asked Mar 8 at 11:03

Mayeul sgcMayeul sgc

3471621

android xml

android xml

share|improve this question

asked Mar 8 at 11:03

Mayeul sgcMayeul sgc

3471621

share|improve this question

asked Mar 8 at 11:03

Mayeul sgcMayeul sgc

3471621

asked Mar 8 at 11:03

Mayeul sgcMayeul sgc

3471621

asked Mar 8 at 11:03

Mayeul sgcMayeul sgc

3471621