android-listview

Is it possible to do it? The main point are: A Complex header out of the listView but that must scroll A ListView whose scroll is handled by the far ScrollView parent. The ListView must have recyling, so the linearLayout cannot be a solution Thanks to directly answer the question: Is it possible to do it? Yes it is. You can see this example here in the Albums and Profiles sections. But it's not simple, nor straight forward. There're two issues in adding a ListView inside a ScrollView (you can research that on your own) that is TouchEvents get mixed up because it doesn't know which View will

I am interested in creating a ListView where each row is marked the way it is done in GMail for 3.0+. This creates a nice separation of the left and right ListFragment. Other examples include also Google Calendar on 2.3.4 for instance where a color marker is on the left of the ListView. See the grey vertical divider between the two lists. How does one achive something like this? A bonus would be also the alternating width, but I guess that is only a smaller layout change. I know I could probably do something like inserting an ImageView in there and then fill it with the color I would like but

I am using a ListView containing images. These images are loaded from the Internet inside the adapter. Therefore I am using the UniversalImageDownloader . Unfortunately the scrolling of the ListView "lags" for a short time as soon as I scroll down where new content has to be downloaded. I acutally expected behaviour like the ListView scrolls perfectly smooth, but the loading of the Image can of course take some more time - which should not effect the smoothness of scrolling. Furthermore, as I scroll back up the lags occur as well. It seems as if the images are not cached properly. Maybe my

I have been searching for an answer to this, but the solutions don't seem to work for me. I have a TextView and an EditText in a list item. I am trying to update the stored values for the EditTexts when the user edits them. @Override public View getView(int index, View convertView, ViewGroup parent) { ViewHolder holder = null; final int pos = index; if (convertView == null) { convertView = mInflater.inflate(R.layout.user_details_list_row, parent,false); holder = new ViewHolder(); holder.mCaptionTextView = (TextView)convertView.findViewById(id.user_detail_row_caption); holder.mDetailEditText =

Background I've heard that there are some new solutions for loading data in the background which are more recommended than AsyncTask (like loaders ). The problem AsyncTasks are great and easy to use. However, it has some limitations: The class itself has to be modified since it's limited by the number of pending tasks (about 256 or so). Of course, in a listView's adapter, I always cancel a task if it's not needed(for example when I need to update a view that was used for a different item). I also have to cancel them all (or handle in a different way) when the activity/fragment is being re

I'm working on a layout where I use a ListView with RelativeLayout line items. The lineitems themselves are not displaying correctly. The issue is that the txtVideoDuration TextView is drawn at the top of the line item instead of the bottom. Because of this the txtVideoTitle gets a height of 0. As you can see in the XML the txtVideoDuration is supposed to be clamped to the bottom of the ListView. My goal is to have the layout resemble the tutorial that google gave me. Example: http://android-developers.blogspot.com/2009/02/android-layout-tricks-1.html I'm using Android 2.0.1. I've even plugged