I wanted to make a special ListView for android that has the springy bounce effect like what they have in the iphone,
Before I divide into coding it, can someone from google tell me whether that's possible if I just modify the ListView class or do I need to modify some other classes also?
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I was interested in making a springy-bouncing effect for ListViews similar to one in iphone.I wanted to make sure about a few things before implementing it.
1). Does Android provide this feature somewhere in the new Donut version thats coming out?(so that i don't have to re-invent the wheel)
2). Do Google plan to add this feature in any future versions of the SDK?
What is the name of the view that is used to display options in the latest android contacts app? It's the one that after clicking on a contact picture slides in displays a few options in a horizontal line.
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View 2 Replies View RelatedAnyone else experiencing what seems to be a very poor responding touchscreen? Things like trying to flick between screens ending up with the home screen 'bouncing' but not changing. Or having difficulty moving icons and widgets to where it takes multiple tries to be able to move something on the screen or delete a preinstalled widget. Or flicking up or down in Contacts moving the screen just a few names (I got a rapid 'fly by' just once and have not been able to recreate it, the contact list on my old Voyager works much better). Or an unlock bar that seems to fight you if you move too fast. Or that seems to get worse in many of these after you do anything, e.g. if you add an app or move a shortcut icon then the screen response gets worse until you let the phone 'rest'. And all this occurs even with data disabled, Wi-Fi and GPS off, etc.
Maybe it is just us being bad at using the screens, but we also seem to be getting poor battery life. Are there some running services that might be causing all this? Would a Factory Rest potentially help? Any other ideas? Or is it time to see about a replacement? Factory Reset did not help with touchscreen issues, but may have helped with battery life.
My signal at work is about -100 dBm on average, funny thing is the bars go from 0 to 4, they just randomly bounce around every 10 seconds or so.
anyone have a solution to the bars moving? I thought the X was supposed to have better signal than the Dinc i just took back, but it looks like it doesnt, it just tries to say it does with the higher bars.
The incredible was getting between 97-103 dBm just like the Droid X.
My contacts are all setup as area code+xxxxxxx. I'm using the stock messaging app on my Moment. I get a text from someone in my contacts and reply to it. The text bounces back as not being in the ten digit format.
Is this because of the way the sender has their number configured or have I failed to setup texting correctly?
I called Sprint and they suggested a hard reset but I think the rep was clueless.
I would like to change text and back ground color of my Listview without building custom rows. Is this possible ?
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View 24 Replies View RelatedI have some class LoginActivity.java. In the onCreate method I retrieve ListView:
ListView list = (ListView)findViewById(R.id.snListView); then:
list.setAdapter(adapter);
In addition there are login.xml layout - there are:
<ListView
android:id="@+id/snListView"
android:layout_width="match_parent"
android:layout_height="match_parent" >
</ListView>
and sn_row.xml:
[Code]...
At the moment I have cell's height 100dp, I need that cell's height will depend on device, I mean I have here 5 cells showing at login screen in ListView and I need that these 5 rows will fit the ListView (cell's height = ListView's height/5).
I have a listview within an activity and at the bottom of the screen I have a scrollable gallery, my problem is making the listview clickable, I would normally use the listview position by doing if(position == 3) and then create the intent but postion is being used by my gallery. I listview is in the main.xml populated by an array.xml, can I add an id i.e android:id in the arrays.xml and create an intent with that, or can I create a listactivity and still use position to fire an intent if so how would I do this.
View 1 Replies View RelatedI am very new to Android, but I love it because it has given me back what i was longing for : Java.
but I am facing some doubts and confusions about is, since I am totally new to Mobile App Development:-
I am listing my queries here-
1.) I wish to put various items in a single element of a ListView. Like one image in the left, so many TextViews in a single element, and more things. Is it possible?
2.) I wish to give my text different colors, different sizes, and different fonts. how to do this?
3.) I wish to insert or delete elements from a List in ListView. How to do that?
4.) I wish to change the background color of my list. how to do this?
i can add to a db and list as a listview. When I click a list item using onListItemClick, what statement do I need to get the value? ........................
View 13 Replies View RelatedI am beginer to the anroid ,i am using the below code for displaying listview and i am not able to getting the onlistitemclick events for further ui's. package com.List;
import android.app.Activity; import android.app.AlertDialog; import android.app.ListActivity; import android.content.ContentUris; import android.content.DialogInterface; import android.content.Intent; import android.content.DialogInterface.OnClickListener; import android.database.Cursor; import android.database.DataSetObserver; import android.os.Bundle; import android.provider.Contacts.People; import android.widget.AdapterView; import android.widget.ArrayAdapter; import android.widget.ListAdapter; import android.widget.ListView; import android.widget.TextView; import............................
i want to implement listview with uses different xml layouts for rows depending on underlying item. A non optimal solution will be int getView method just to inflate every time a new view depending on the item from the adapter. Is there a better way to do this?
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View 3 Replies View RelatedI have a problem, I want a appwidget with a listview, but it seems that appwidget does not support this elment.so is there any way to reslove it?
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View 5 Replies View RelatedI have to add a gesture to my listview,i want to implement the same functionality of contact application.
when i left swipe it should send a message,right swipe it should call. can anyone help me how to do those gesture detection... i have implemented it in various other views... but i couldn't do for listView... i don't what going worng...
My code is:
CODE:...........
I have a listview that's populated by rows that get their data from a web server. It all works totally fine except I want to have a refresh button to re-download the data. I'm getting the data through an asynctask (getting the data in doinbackground) and then setting the listadapter in onpostexecute. All I do to run the asynctask which should take care of everything is run
new PopulateListTask().execute();
However, in my optionsSelect method, creating a new asynctask just like I did in oncreate doesn't do anything. It doesn't even enter doInBackground. I've tried using listView.invalidate() and listView.invalidateViews(). Is there some special way I'm supposed to repopulate a listview?
My only guess is that since I'm using a custom adapter, my getView method is creating some kind of error, but that wouldn't explain why it's not even entering my asynctask's doInBackground method. Thoughts?
Posting some code. This is a trimmed down version.
CODE:............
I'm getting this in my logcat when executing my asynctask the 2nd time. Any idea what it means? I tried googling to no avail.
I'm trying to make a layout that is something similar to how the android market is...where say under comments there is what appears to be a ListView but it does not scroll (the whole page scroll but not the comments). I'm not sure if its even a ListView but I want something that looks like the list view (ie. have those divider bars and what not but NOT SCROLLABLE). There are people suggesting to use a LinearLayout instead of a ListView but I also what the items to be clickable and open a new activity. Please help?
My current layout tree is like so
<LinearLayout>
<ScrollView>
<RelativeLayout>
I am looking to put content inside the RelativeLayout.
How i can use custom listview with textview and imageview.i tried following code
CODE:...............
But it is not working.
I have a listview with a bunch of items in it, each item has its own background, the problem is that if i only have one item in a list, the rest of the "empty" slots of the list is black. I tried applying a background around the listview and also on the view that sorrounds it (relativeView) and i get a strange margin around the whole list like the picture at the bottom. The question i have is, how can i remove the actual "borders" around the list so it still fills upp its parent ?
View 1 Replies View RelatedI try to write a xml like below xml,but always get an exception say that"Caused by: java.lang.UnsupportedOperationException: addView(View,LayoutParams) is not supported in Adapterview". It is say that in layout xml can not use <ListView> </ListView>,and it should be <ListView />and be manipulated using java code,is it? Code...
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View 2 Replies View RelatedI'm facing to one problem with ListView. I would like to refresh the ListView every time I change the base data.
View 2 Replies View RelatedI have a 3 buttons, say LanguageButton, CountryButton and PinCodeButton. When LanguageButton is pressed, I must display a list of languages. Similarly for CountryButton a list of countries and so on. Only one list is to be displayed at a time.
My question is whether it is better to define a single ListView in my layout or 3 separate ListViews for each list in my layout!
I tried to use a single ListView and set corresponding adapters when different buttons are pressed, i.e in onClick() of languageButton, I give setAdapter(languageArray);
But my doubt arose in implementing the onItemClick() of the list. Because what must be done whenfirst item is clicked in languageList is different from what must be done in countryList. Hence that would add to more code in the java file.
So I am just wondering whether I should simplify my onItemClick() code by defining separate ListViews, or should I simplify my layout and add logic to code?