I am working on an Android application and needs to add HorizontalListView inside ListView. So, the case is, HorizontalListView contains only the images (dynamic) and ListView can contain multiple rows of HorizontalListView. I have succeeded in creating the HorizontalListView but stuck on the part where I need to add dynamic HorizontalListView in the ListView. I tried to google around but couldn't find any help. So, is there any idea or suggestion to do this?
Thanks
You can have a look on this and this. I have used the first one and its working fine.
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I would like to get the link to any sample suggesting drag drop list item views, with multiple dynamic items/texts. I have googled a lot for it, but got samples with single textview using arrayAdapter.
I instead like to put drag drop on custom listview hence BaseAdapter instead of ArrayAdapter, and the textviews to be populated dynamically in the BaseAdapter's getView(), and drag drop accordingly.
Please guide, as I am facing a lot of trouble doing this.
In my code, I had a ViewPager which dynamically adds items as well. I think you may find this thread helpful. It helped me solve my problem, cheers. android drag and drop
I want to build one activity with two listviews. One that scroll horizontally. One that scroll vertically. The two adapter attached are customized with image and text and load their data from two different sqlite tables.
i've googled for two/three months without result... there's no example that answer to my question
How can i do?
Sorry for my poor english
Gianni Maiorani
The Android SDK does not provide a horizontally scrolling ListView. You can use an open source HorizontalListView.
See the BaseAdapter and CursorAdapter for populating your ListViews with child views that contain image/text.
here is a good example for horizontal list view
http://www.dev-smart.com/archives/34
as for the vertical listview i think there will be no problem in it
I wonder if there is a tutorial or example code how the effect below achieved in Android, or if someone published an adapter already for this... Basically based on the number of results returned the screen is populated with boxes, and as the finger swipes down more boxes will load on demand until the results run out.
This is a GridView. And you can use your custom Load More GridView. This is a custom ListView example of the same. You can implement your own custom GridView similar to this.
What you are looking for is a Lazy List Adapter.
There is a great implementation for it. You can check it here. All what you need next is to create the layout of your list rows, i.e the boxes.
Im attempting to add a scrollable header to a gridview layout in android, Ive tried about everything I could find on the web but I cant get it to work, this type of layout appears in a number of popular apps such as facebook and instagram but Im not able to find any such sample code that would give me an Idea as to how to actually do it, anyone know how this can be achieved? adding the gridview to a scrollview doesnt work either, below are some photos that illustrate what Im trying to achieve.
This is before the scroll:
This is after the scroll:
Do not use a gridview. Instead use a listview which has this header functionality. And in the getView() method of your adapter you will have to return a list item divided into the number of columns you want.
Hello everyone I worked with this tutorial for ExpandableListView with checkboxes: link to tutorial.
Subsequently I needed the same example but instead of checkboxes I have to put the ImageView I got to do it but the problem that I do not want every child will have the same images, so I have not found how to pictures of each child in each group of expandable list!
if anyone can help me!