嵌套的 Recyclerview 自行滚动

Question

I have a parent recyclerview that has 3 child view in it. The last two of the child are recyclerview.

Parent recyclerview
 - child view 1
 - child view 2 (horizontal rv)
 - child view 3 (horizontal rv)

The issue is every time this fragment is visible, it scrolls itself to align with child view 2 's bottom.

I have set the parent rv to listen for scroll. This is what I end up with:

dy: 108
dy: 72
dy: 75
dy: 62
dy: 48
dy: 42
dy: 34
dy: 27
dy: 22
dy: 16
dy: 12
dy: 10
dy: 7
dy: 5
dy: 3
dy: 3
dy: 1
dy: 1
dy: 1

It seems like the starting dy of parent recyclerview is set to 0 to the child view 2 rv. Everything above it is in -ve value. However, I'm not sure if this was the case as I'm still finding out what causes it.

Any fix?

Answer 1

We have a similar problem. We have a vertical RecyclerView . Each item of this vertical RecyclerView contains an horizontal RecyclerView , like in the Android TV app.

When we upgraded the support libs from 23.4.0 to 24.0.0 the automatic scroll suddenly appeared. In particular, when we open an Activity and we then go back, the vertical RecyclerView scrolls up so that the current horizontal RecyclerView row does not get cut and the row is displayed completely.

There is an easy fix. Add this to your outer/parent RecyclerView :

android:descendantFocusability="blocksDescendants"

I've found the solution in this questions:

• nested scrollview + recyclerview, strange autoscroll behaviour
• Android prevent nested recyclerview from automatically repositioning

Additionally, I've found another solution , which also works. In our case the vertical RecyclerView is contained inside a FrameLayout . If I add android:focusableInTouchMode="true" to this FrameLayout , the problem goes away.

By the way, there is also an open issue on the AOSP .

Answer 2

Ah, I've been struggling for a fix. The solution is very simple actually. As a reference for me (and anyone else facing the same issue in the future), I just have to setFocusable() in the child view's rv to false , and it doesn't focus to that view anymore when the fragment is visible.

In my case, I have to set it programmatically after data has been loaded from an API.

Answer 3

Try this android:descendantFocusability="blocksDescendants" . It solved the problem for me.

Answer 4

After a long search i got my eyes on parameter reverseLayout that was set to true. I replaced

horizontalRV.setLayoutManager(
    new LinearLayoutManager(context, LinearLayoutManager.HORIZONTAL, true));

with

horizontalRV.setLayoutManager(
    new LinearLayoutManager(context, LinearLayoutManager.HORIZONTAL, false));

Answer 5

Short hint to @albertvilacalvo answer: If you use RecyclerView programmatically, you may handle setFocusableInTouchMode that way (include in your RecyclerView class)

@Override
protected void onAttachedToWindow() {
   ((View) getParent()).setFocusableInTouchMode(true);
   super.onAttachedToWindow();
}

The descendantFocusability solution fails if you need EditText in your child views, they would not get cursor anymore. I'm using ListView, custom (multi)touch and EditText in my RecyclerView childs. No sideeffects using setFocusableInTouchMode so far.

Answer 6

仅在 oncreate 中初始化布局管理器或仅 1 次不要重新初始化它 recyclerview.setLayoutManager(new LinearLayoutManager(context));

Answer 7

Try to get rid of ConstraintLayout if you have nested RecyclerView s. I've just replaced ConstraintLayout with good old LinearLayout and unwanted scroll disappeared!

Hope this might help someone :)