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Save and restart the query upon orientation change.

The zoom of the TouchImageView interferes with the scrollview that contains this TouchImageView.

For now the scrolling of the ScrollView is disabled when the user touches the TouchImageView (so we only pan/zoom, not scroll).

But when the image takes up the whole screen we can no longer scroll down to see the objectdetails or click the meme-it button.

The captions of the Facebook images do not get placed at the right position along with the correct image.

Right now only one results-page from the Rijksmuseum API gets loaded, even though there might be more.

Ideally a new page would be appended to the end of the results-gridview when the user gets to this end. But first just start with a button to load the next page.

When a results does not have a webImage the app crashes when we try to open the result in Selected-Activity.

Remove the placeholder (now the Nightwatch) or set black placeholder. Also add fade-in animation.

Some apps will not send/save the image the retrieve from the share-intent.
For example Whats-app does work, but Facebook, Goolge Drive, Slack and Skype do not.

The image gets saved twice. Once to local storage and again to local storage but with the MediaStore so other apps can use the image and the image can be sent to the Share Intent appropriately.

There is a bug in the CreativeSDK that prevents me right now from fixing this bug. The SDK automatically saves the image, but I cannot set the destination. However with that destination I cannot use the image for sharing.

laat in de readme even weten welk platform je gebruikt

http://developer.android.com/training/volley/request.html

• The text that accompanies the image
• Date/time stamp
• Like button (optional)
• Amount of likes (optional)
• Link to the image on Facebook itself (optional)

I think it is the fault of the NetworkImageView.

Write the text for the dialog box for help (which can be accessed via the questionmark button in the actionbar).

Set the time the progressbar in the results-activity is shown to the actual time it takes the http requests to complete. (Right now the time is hardcoded.)

Both design it and add it to the project.

The UI should show a Toast or something like that, when no connection could be made to the internet or if the http request failed in one way or another.

Implement something to happen, when there are no searchresults.

Shows wrong time. Conversion is not needed.

Launch the app:

• I'm automatically logged in to Facebook
• Click to log out: no problem
• Click to log in : Crash
• Reopen open
• log-in and log-out never cause any trouble again

I find it very strange...

make it Jaap-proof

Right now the searchicon in the edittext in both the search-activity and the results-activity is just for show. I noticed I would intuitively want to press the icon to start the search. I would have to implement this.

The selected-activity shows the date, but does only shows a year. In the API response however there are also values in the dating when the exact date is not known (like "around 1500" or "16th century"). A method needs to be written to get a string for the dating from the "dating"- JsonObject.

The editText in the results-activity that is to be used as a searchbar needs to be implemented.

Ideally, when the user would come from the search-activity page, this bar would also show the words the user is currently searching on.

The API endpoint for the images contains images in tiles. I would need to write something to retrieve all the proper tiles and merge these tiles into one image.

The merged tiles from a low level(/resolution) could be used in the results-activity in thumbnails, a higher level(/resolution) for the selected-activity, edit-activity and sharing.

If it is possible it would be better if this button would be displayed somewhere else.