I'm developing an application with executes searches via an API on a web server. My search page displays well in portait mode but is too big for landscape mode so I've decided to simply contain all UI elements in a ScrollView by customising the XML in layout-land folder. The problem is, the buttons on the bottom of my form are not being shown in landscape ScrollView. I don't use ScrollView in portrait so maybe that's the problem? The layout XML is like this:
<LinearLayout>
<ScrollView>
<LinearLayout>
<TableLayout>
<!-- stuff here is being shown (table with TextViews and EditTexts -->
</TableLayout>
<LinearLayout>
<!-- stuff here is not being shown (3 Buttons) -->
</LinearLayout>
</LinearLayout>
</ScrollView>
Most likely you forgot to set android:orientation="vertical" to your LinearLayout (direct child of ScrollView).
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So I have this ScrollView inside which I have a RelativeLayout on one of my views on my Android app. Inside the RelativeLayout I already have a TableLayout that I'm using, and above it I want; 2 different text views (one header and one longer text, and I want the header to be placed on top of the longer bit of text) aswell as an ImageView that I want to be placed to the right of the 2 TextViews, and I want all 3 views to be placed on a differently colored background than the other stuff on the ScrollView such as the TableLayout for example.
I tried putting another RelativeLayout inside the ScrollView but it tells me ScrollView can only host one direct child, so that didn't really pan out. What would the most fitting way to accomplish this? Because I want this 3-view-background-thingie to scroll with the TableLayout and all the other stuff on the view.
As always, thankful for any answers or tips!
(My design kinda looks like this at the moment, schematically;)
<Container (that doesn't scroll)/>
<ScrollView
<RelativeLayout
*Alot of stuff here, such as a TableLayout for example
</RelativeLayout>
</ScrollView>
Put everything in your RelativeLayout
<ScrollView
<RelativeLayout
<LinearLayout>
<TextView>
</TextView>
<TextView>
</TextView>
<ImageView>
</ImageView>
</LinearLayout>
<TableLayout>
</TableLayout>
</RelativeLayout>
</ScrollView>
This way, the only child is the RelativeLayout, the others being children of the RelativeLayout.
Hope this helps!
Hey there I'm dealing with some kind of problem showing the softkeyboard in some android layout the layout ist organized like this:
<RelativeLayout>
<ScrollView>
Some stuff here...
</ScrollView>
<include ... />
<RelativeLayout>
I habe already set adjustPan and I have tried some experimental stuff with focusing. But my content inside the ScrollView is getting hidden by the included layout everytime its getting focus.
It may be just a logical problem but how do I tell e.g.: my EditText which is in the center of some other stuff like TextViews, ViewPager etc. to be above the included layout when gaining focus ?
Hi I have a linearlayout and it seems that when I add a second viewflipper that holds two imageviews the second viewflipper is shown on the display screen very tiny. How do I get the linearlayout to allow me to add more views meaning even if I run out of linearlayout space I can just scroll and the linearlayout will show at the normal size.
For example when you go to a website on your phone you can scroll through the website until you reach the end of the page. I would like the same thing to work for my linearlayout.
Scrollview doesn't work/it only works for one child view.
Any ideas?
What is the problem having one child layout? How about this? ScrollView has just one child and doesn't care home many children its child has.
<ScrollView>
<LinearLayout> <!-- parent -->
<LinearLayout></LinearLayout> <!-- child 1 -->
<LinearLayout></LinearLayout> <!-- child 2 -->
<RelativeLayout></RelativeLayout> <!-- child 3 -->
</LinearLayout>
</ScrollView>
Example: http://cdn3.staztic.com/screenshots/cfo-magazine-mobile-1-2.jpg
I've just started learning how to program android apps, and I'm not sure how to go about it. Are they using tab layouts for both the main menu and the submenu right below it? If you could point me in the right direction, it'd be greatly appreciated.
The top menu is a TabHost.
The "submenu" looks like a HorizontalScrollView with Buttons.
The main view is a ListView.
I'd create a LinearLayout to act as the tab content's view something like this...
<LinearLayout>
<!-- Usual width/height attributes and set the orientation as vertical -->
<LinearLayout>
<!-- Usual width/height attributes and set the orientation as horizontal -->
<!-- Place the 'Latest News' and other buttons here -->
</LinearLayout>
<ListView>
<!-- Usual width/height attributes -->
</ListView>
</LinearLayout>
I have three linear sub layouts in my activity window in my Android application. Each layout has one scroll bar. My problem is when I am trying scroll in one layout area other layouts scroll bars also activating. Could you please suggest a solution for this?
ONE <scrollView> can hold at max ONE component inside it....... this ONE component can be either a layout holding several other views or further layouts inside it, or it can be a single view.
in order to have 3 separate scrolling linear layouts (meaning scrolling one linearLayout does not affect other LinearLayouts)..... you should have 3 separate <ScrollView> elements - each scrollview containing at max ONE of your THREE linearLayout.
for example:
<ScrollView>
<LinearLayout>
all sub-components of **LinearLayout1** goes here
<LinearLayout>
</ScrollView>
<ScrollView>
<LinearLayout>
all sub-components of **LinearLayout2** goes here
<LinearLayout>
</ScrollView>
<ScrollView>
<LinearLayout>
all sub-components of **LinearLayout3** goes here
<LinearLayout>
</ScrollView>
hope it helps you.