How to enable toolbar all the time?

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Product:
PDFtron android SDK
Product Version:
Version 9.2.3 (June 1, 2022)
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I want to ensure that ‘Toolbar’ should never hide while tapping (single tap or double tap) on doc viewer.

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Currently when user taps on doc viewer the ‘Toolbar’ gets hide, even after adding the ’ autoHideToolbarEnabled’. Also i could see that particular code is deprecated, in that case what will be the alternative solution to handle the same ? Kindly help.

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Hi,

Could you try permanentToolbars(boolean) in the ViewerConfig and let us know if this solution works for you?
Please see sample Java code below:

        ViewerConfig viewerConfig = new ViewerConfig.Builder()
                .permanentToolbars(true)
                .build()

Best,
Eamon

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@emallon , thanks,this is working
Also, can you help me with the function to permanently hide the toolbars?
My use case is to only display the pdf no need of any toolbar.

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Hi,

Could you try showAppBar(boolean) in the ViewerConfig.
This should hide the app bar for you.

ViewerConfig viewerConfig = new ViewerConfig.Builder()
                .showAppBar(false)
                .build()

Please let us know if this works for you.

Best,
Eamon

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thanks @emallon , working as expected.

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Hi. How do i call .showAppBar(false) directly in the ‘PdfViewCtrlTabFragment2’ instead of calling ViewerConfig viewerConfig = new ViewerConfig.Builder() .showAppBar(false) .build().

I have use case of hiding the toolbar after loading the ‘PdfViewCtrlTabFragment2’. Please help.

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Hi,

Could you try the following sample Java code to hide the app bar and the annot toolbar?

  @Override
    public void onTabDocumentLoaded(String tag) {
        mPdfViewCtrlTabHostFragment2.getToolbar().setVisibility(View.GONE);
        mPdfViewCtrlTabHostFragment2.setAnnotationToolbarVisible(false, false);
    }

Please let us know if this works for you.

Best,
Eamon