问题
I have a ListView with HasUnevenRows = true
, where the content of each cell is variant to begin with, but the content can also change on the fly (through clicking of a button in the cell). When the ListView initially loads, the system must perform a calculation in order to correctly determine and draw the heights of each cell based on their content.
But when I update the content after the initial load, this same calculation is apparently not done, because the height of the cell does not change -- until I've scrolled that item out of view and then back into view.
How can I force this same calculation and redraw manually, without completely refreshing the ListView??
I tried wrapping the ListView in a Frame and calling .ForceLayout()
on the frame, but no luck.
回答1:
The height of the cells aren't recalculated by default because it is an expensive process. If you want to force a re-size you need to call ForceUpdateSize() on the cell.
NOTE: This does not work on older versions of Xamarin Forms. It was added in 2.0.0.0, but try updating to at least 2.2.0.31
回答2:
I've had terrible luck getting native controls to redraw. The one thing that has worked for me has been in a custom renderer: ((IVisualElementController)Element).NativeSizeChanged()
回答3:
Set your CachingStrategy="RetainElement", it's expensive, but will force an update a lot more. If your list isn't too long, you won't notice.
I've noticed that if a cell is visible, even though bound to an obserablecollection, that cell doesn't update until I scroll up then down.
回答4:
You have to use DataBinding if you want your view to refresh automatically..
回答5:
YourListView.BeginRefresh ();
YourListView.EndRefresh ();
But i strongly recommend not to do this.
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/37414063/xamarin-forms-force-listview-layout-to-redraw