In my Layout there are some widgets are there in above to the list view. When i scroll through the list view i want to scroll my layout fully.Please any one can suggest the answer
Put the widgets that are presently above the ListView inside the ListView, either by using addHeaderView(), my MergeAdapter, or your own custom Adapter class. The, those widgets will scroll along with everything else in the ListView.
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I want to implement the below image in android ,
I have used Relative Layout to display content and Recycler view to display comments but I want both under one scroll while my problem is recycler view is creating another scroll.
I also thought to add a layout dynamically but in that every layout I have to implement click listener for every child , which is not good for performance
What could be the best way to implement it
You can make a ListView where row contains Comments part and add Image as a Header of that ListView.
The other way is to create a Custom Adapter and include Image and Comments as a single row of a ListView
For implementing a click event on each item you can refer to this answer
Why don't you use a ListView with custom elements in it (that look like the comments on the picture) instead of the RecyclerView
I know that is not a good practice put a ListView inside a ScrollView, that's why I want to figure out what kind of solution can handle this.
Look at the image below:
There's a block with some stuff on the top and there's a ListView below, and all of this scrolls with the entire layout. So, the question is:
How do I achieve this?
You should have just a ListView and set a headerView to this ListView to achieve what you want.
Use header View:
ListView below scrollview in Android
or Sticky List Headers if you want to make them stick on top of the listview:
https://github.com/emilsjolander/StickyListHeaders
or use different ViewTypes with your own Adapter implementation:
Listview: Only one list item with multiple textviews
Why do you assume the reviews shown there are in a ListView? To me they just look like a handful of custom Views stacked on top of each other, not an actual ListView.
Suppose i want to make a view like as given below image
Is it efficient to have a custom list-view for this or a simple linear layout with elements which can be inflated and added to another layout. I do not want to have any click operation over the items, i just need to show them over a screen. Which one will be better approach?
I already know how to make Custom ListViews
i need to make a layout that is scrollable, holds a listview that is not scrollable(full height of the content). So when i scroll the content above the listview is showed, and the full listview is displayed.
Is this possible in android?
what do you mean by ListView ( not scrollable).. will it have predefined items(count) ?
you can have a <ScrollView></ScrollView> inside of which a normal(linear/relative layout say id insidelayout1)
For single item of your ListView, create a separate xml(say item.xml) and try to inflate item.xml into insideLayout1.
Will that work for you.. or detail out your requirement...
If you want to put list view inside the scroll view than you have to fix the height of list view.
otherwise you can't scroll it properly.
What I'm trying to do is to have horizontal ViewFlipper and Listview, both with custom ArrayAdapters, inside LinearLayout which would be vertically scrollable on whole screen.
1) Tried adding ViewFlipper as a ListView header but then I can't use GestureListener since ArrayAdapter takes control over it like it's ListView item.
2) Tried putting them together inside LinearLayout but ViewFlipper's position is fixed and ListView is scrollable inside rest of the screen.
3) Trying with MergeAdapter but it can't handle swipe gesture on it's first element (ViewFlipper), it always returns ViewFlipper's item position.
Here's the picture to clarify what I'm trying to make. Top Stories is ViewFlipper and Latest Posts is ListView. And they both scroll vertically. Ignore bottom tabs and ActionBar as they are static (nonscrollable).
You've got your work cut out for you.
Here are two approaches:
1) Set the view flipper as the first row in the List view. Its a special case. Not as a header, but as a regular row.
2) Use a scroll view, and do not use the list view at all. You may have performance problems if your data for the list view is a large number of items.
Take a look at the ViewPager from the Android Compatibility Library it does what you need