spinner value on textView automatically android - android

In my task, I have two spinners and one textView. I choose a city from the first spinner than, I choose a person from the second spinner. On textView, I want to display some information according to the selected person in the spinner. In my program, person and textView parts are populating from JSON. My problem is that on my textView I can see only information about the first item of the spinner. When I select another person, textView does not update.
textView = (TextView)findViewById(R.id.textView23);
cenazeSpinner.setAdapter(new ArrayAdapter<String>(Celenk1.this,
android.R.layout.simple_spinner_dropdown_item,
cenazeList));
cenazeSpinner.setOnItemSelectedListener(new AdapterView.OnItemSelectedListener(){
#Override
public void onItemSelected(AdapterView<?> adapterView,View view, int position,long l){
textView.setText("Cenaze Töreni Tarihi: "+celenkList.get(position).getCenazeToreniTarihi()+ "\n"+"Cenaze Töreni Vakti: "+celenkList.get(position).getCenazeToreniVakti());
}
I tried to write update function under the class, however, it does not work.

From what I can understand your comments, spinner actually works fine, but you have problems with setting the textView. Below are some possible debugging attempts and possible explanations:
Are you sure textView is the TextView you want? What happens when you put textView.setText("" + position); inside the spinner does the textView change?
If the textview doesn't change, either the textView you are looking is not the same one you are referencing, or another piece of code is changing textView constantly.
If it does, then most probably the problem is with the celenklist. If you print the information in the celenklist to logs, are the logs different when different people are selected? Are we sure we are getting different data (compared to the default one)? Maybe we are selecting different items at celenklist but because the data is same, we cannot see it.

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How to display database contents in a new activity at onclick of a button?

thing is, if i click a button GETDATA - then a new activity starts new.java and i want it to display the contents of my database.
in this new.java i have strings name and id. and i have lined database and this class, such that name and id have the corresponding details that i want to display.
now the ques is, how to display them ?
if i have a
EditText ta;
ta=findViewBy(R.id.edittext1);
ta.setText(name);
should this work ?
it isnt working. also, i dont want user to change the contents and want to make this filed un-editable.
should i use
TextView tf;
ta=findViewBy(R.id.textview1);
tf.setText(name);
?
even this isnt happening.
what is the procedure for this ?
it is done by using append.
TextView ta;
ta=(TextEdit)findViewById(Ri.id.textView1);
String a=getData(1); // goto database, id is 1
ta.append(a);

ANDROID - textview find lineindex with string ; search in textview by linenumber

i know highlighting in text-view is possible
Highlight Textview Using EditText
and scrolling text-view is also possible
(got the scroll code from here and is successfully scrolling too)
textView scroll at first line
now the question is, i am searching and i want to highlight that text and navigate to it, when someone presses the search button, the highlighting part is perfect, now i can get the index of the word in the string, but not line number of the string in the text-view,
point is if i want to find a position of certain text in text-view, i.e. which line number is that on, how to do it ?
i found an answer for this, but later i realized its for iOS
Search occurrences of a string in a TextView
Correct if I am wrong, you want to know the position where a particular text is in a String? If so then you can do it by using the following
String text = "0123hello9012hello8901hello7890";
String word = "hello";
Log.d("startOfWordPosition",text.indexOf(word)); // prints "4"
Log.d("endOfWordPosition",text.lastIndexOf(word)); // prints "22"
As you see that it will tell you the position as to where the word is located but you have to think about case where a word may come more than once. If you are sure that word will occur only once then above code is perfect for you. If not, then you will have to somehow tackle the problem.
This is working for loading a file into a textview so that the user's last selection or cursor position is at the top of the screen.
new Handler().postDelayed(new Runnable() {
#Override
public void run() {
page.setSelection(pos, pos2);
Layout layout = page.getLayout();
scroll.scrollTo(0, layout.getLineTop(layout.getLineForOffset(pos2))); }
}, 500);
page is a TextView, pos and pos2 are ints and the two ends of the last selection by the user (they are the same int if it's just the cursor), scroll is a scrollview containing the textview. It is all in a Handler because of delay issues internal to Android's loading all these objects. Th filename, pos and pos2 are saved as settings on exit.

Retrieve position of item within Spinner made up from String.xml array

I am working on an android project and have a spinner which contains items from a string-array which is in the string.xml file.
In the strings.xml I have the following array
<string-array name="array_loginType">
<item>Select Login Type</item>
<item>Website</item>
<item>App</item>
<item>Other</item>
</string-array>
and the spinner contains the following XML
<Spinner android:id="#+id/add_cboLoginType"
android:layout_width="fill_parent"
android:layout_height="wrap_content"
android:layout_weight="1"
android:prompt="#string/add_select_login_type"
android:padding="4dp"
android:entries="#array/array_loginType"/>
At some point the user can select the item from the spinner and when submitted it saves the item in the database. I am then allowing the user to edit the details and I am trying to set the selected item within the spinner based on the item that was retrieved from the database. I.e. if the saved item within the database says Website then Website will be selected inside the spinner.
Thanks for any help you can provide.
If you know what position in the array holds the correct selection, you can just use the Spinner.setSelection();-method to set the spinner to display it.
In your example, the Website is found in position 1 of the array (1st actual entry is number 0).
Therefore, your code should look something like this:
// Declare the spinner object
Spinner mySpinner = (Spinner) findViewById(R.id.add_cboLoginType);
// Set the correct selection
mySpinner.setSelection(1, true);
The second argument tells the spinner to "animate" the selection - so it actually displays the correct selection, and not just sets the correct value (if it's set to false or not included at all, the spinner will have changed (so anything depending on the selection will work as intended) but it'll still appear to be at the default selection).
So you want to have the user select a type and save it with some other data in a database and when the user tries to edit that data you want to edit screen to have a preselected spinner, correct?
First you need a OnItemClickListener. This will let you know when the user selects something:
Spinner spin = (Spinner) findViewById(R.id.add_cboLoginType);
spin.setOnItemClickListener(new AdapterView.OnItemClickListener() {
public void onItemClick(final AdapterView<?> parent, final View view,
final int position, final long id) {
// update the type field on the data object you are creating or editing
// position is the type index
obj.setTypeIndex(position);
}
}
);
That is how you see the change, now to pre-select is in edit mode:
//editMode boolean.. why not
if (editMode) {
spin.setSelection(obj.getTypeIndex, true);
}

How to save the state of an item in a listview android

How will i go about saving the state of a listview item during scrolling, so that the recycler does not use it when displaying the next row being. i basically have a listview with 4 textviews and one of the textview is displayed based on a condition, derived from a database. For clarity sake, i will call that dependant textview "A".
my problem is that, simplest case: if "A" is being displayed for only the first item or any other row in the list and its not displayed anywhere else, when scrolling, "A" is displayed on other rows that should not have it. i understand the concept of listview reusing rows, but i can't figure out how to save it on an item, so it doesn't get used in another row. Here is a simplified code with just 2 textview:
holder.viewItemName = (TextView)view.findViewById(R.id.nameId);
holder.viewdescriptionStatus = (TextView)view.findViewById(R.id.viewdescriptionId);
int namecolumn = c.getColumnIndex(DBAdapter.NAME);
String name = c.getString(namecolumn);
holder.viewItemName.setText(name);
int description = c.getColumnIndex(DBAdapter.description);
String descriptionstatus = c.getString(description);
/*problem am having here*/
if(description != null){
holder.viewdescriptionStatus.setText("description available");
holder.viewdescriptionStatus.setTextColor(Color.BLUE);
}
as you can see, am using a viewHolder, but i have come to realise that viewHolder doesn't hold the logic as well. i don't know how to save the state of the holder.viewdescriptionStatus based on that condition. Most of the examples i have seen are based on checkboxes. Please anyone with ideas?.. it will be really appreciated.
P.S : i am using bindView() and newView() since i am using an SQLdatabase and SimpleCursorAdapter. i have the same issue with clicking, but i want to solve the scrolling part first. Thank you for your time.
Try this
holder.viewdescriptionStatus.setText(description != null ? "description available" : "");

Conceptual help with Android ListView

I have a working android app using TextView, some formatting (line breaks, rows of dashes) and Linkify to generate a primitive "ListView-like" display with clickable URLs in each "row". I'd like to move up to a real ListView, but I'm just not finding the sample/explanation that I need to take that next step.
I have successfully reproduced the HelloListView sample, starting with the hardcoded string array, and moving to a string array defined in my res/values/strings.xml. I've taken one small step toward my goal by adding my HttpClient code to retrieve a set of data from a service, parse the results into a String Array and feed that into setListAdapter() such that my text and links show up as text-only in ListView items.
I want to move to the next step which is to make each "row" in my ListView launch the browser to the URL contained in the data, either by
(A) clicking anywhere in the row, or
(B) clicking a hyperlink displayed within the row data
For option (A), it appears that I need to have my onItemClick() method issue an intent that launches the browser. That's straightforward, but I don't get how to associate the URL with the item (currently its just one part of the string content for each "row" of text). How do I separate my URL from the rest of the text, such that I can launch a browser to the corresponding URL? Do I need to replace my String Array with an array of custom objects?
For option (B), can I use Linkify? It seems that my string array elements get converted to individual TextViews (inferring from the way the Toast text is generated in the HelloListView sample). Do I have access to that TextView to run Linkify against? Do I need to replace my String Array with a TextView Array and run Linkify myself? Am I completely off base?
Thanks to anyone who can help explain back to me what I'm trying to do, in a way that helps to find my way around the SDK, samples and other helps!
How do I separate my URL from the rest of the text, such that I can launch a browser to the corresponding URL?
Use a regular expression (java.util.regex) to find the URL.
For option (B), can I use Linkify?
Yes.
Do I have access to that TextView to run Linkify against?
Yes. Override getView() in your ArrayAdapter. Chain to the superclass and get your TextView from the result of super.getView().
Even better would be to use Linkify on your strings before putting them in the array in the first place.
Do I need to replace my String Array with a TextView Array and run Linkify myself?
No, and that is really not a good idea. Here is a free excerpt from one of my books that goes into more detail on tailoring the individual rows of a ListView, in case this helps.

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