I'm still new to android, and i'm trying to create something like this dynamically:
scrollview with imagebuttons
On this example i have it hardcoded in xml and i have no idea how to do it dynamically. Can you guys help with with a simple example?
You should use CardView instead of scrollview.
Deserialize your Json into object list and then create adapter for Cardview
You need to display a list of items instead of using ScrollView. You have to use a RecyclerView with an adapter for data.
Check this training on Android Developers portal:
http://developer.android.com/training/material/lists-cards.html
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I want to create Recyclerview like Faacebook in android application (Images and data combination).
You need to use cardview with recycleview please check below link
http://www.androidhive.info/2016/05/android-working-with-card-view-and-recycler-view/
For creating recyclerview like facebook you need to create raw layout for the recyclerview and the you need to inflate it in the adapter and fill the data.
i am new to Android. I need to create a layout having list views along with textview and image icons. Please refer the attached screenshot and give me suggestion that how can i achieve this?
Thanks!
To create a custom list view you need to follow some simple steps :
create the xml layout of one row of your list_view and the xml layout for the main activity including in it the listView control
create a custom adapter for the custom listview that allows you to get the texts and images in your custom ListView and change them
attach your data (as an arraylist) to the listView
I won't give you the code in this post, instead I will give you a very detailed tutorial that for me is the most straightforward to create what you want to achieve : Create custom listview tutorial
An excellent tutorial to do just like that -
Implement the customListView using BaseAdapter.
In CustomListView show the ImageViewwith TextView for each list item.
Check ==> custom-listview-with-imageview-and-textview-in-android.
The display -
I would like a listview that is populated by json and which look similar to the images.
I have used a normal listview from android before but i dont like the look and feel of it.
My question.
How did they create these listviews? Are they even listviews or did they use something else?
I just want a nice scrollable list for my json content.
Any ideas or suggestions would be appreciated.
Links to tutorials would also be great.
Kind regards
Of course listview could do that. You many define a layout xml for cell, then in the adapter's getView method, inflate cell view from the layout xml, then configure elements in the cell according to your data.
HI I am New to the Android.I parsed data from Xml file,now what i want is i have to show the parsed data into a tabbed structure,which should be scrollable.
My design should be like this:
Sports Movies International Technology ......
I looked for horizontal listview ,but i came to a conclusion that horizontal listview is not possible.So please give some idea how can i display this,also give some reference link to know about the UI deigns in android. Thanks in Advance
Try something like HorizontalScrollView.
http://developer.android.com/reference/android/widget/HorizontalScrollView.html
You can use Jake Wharton's ViewPageIndicator. You can get the project from here
With the release of RecyclerView library, you can easily implement horizontal listview easily using the LinearLayoutManager in your android app
http://whats-online.info/science-and-tutorials/87/Android-tutorial-Horizontal-RecyclerView-with-images-and-text-example/
I am trying to make a recipe ListView for food and I want to add imageViews next to items in my list. How can i do that? Thx.
A ListView item can have it's own custom layout.
You have to create your adapter for the ListView. When you create your adapter you can assign your custom layout.
Note: You will have to implement getView() to property set the image+text.
Here you have a sample: Lazy load of images in ListView
Following this tutorial could be a nice idea for you (mainly the second example).
http://www.mkyong.com/android/android-listview-example/
But anyway, you should Google a little bit before asking such a basic question.