Android : GridView With Row Span?
Oct 8, 2010I looking for a layout / GridView to position views on, each view should span only one column but one or several rows.
View 2 RepliesI looking for a layout / GridView to position views on, each view should span only one column but one or several rows.
View 2 RepliesHow can you specify a column span in an android's gridview?
I have a gridview that displays 3 images for each row. Sometimes, there are images that have to span 2 rows.
Is it possible to do that in Android?
or should I be using a different view?
I'm trying to use ImageSpan to add icons to a textview (small graphics, symbols like emoticons, not much taller than normal letters) and whenever I have icons on the top line of text they're getting chopped off at the top. Icons on other lines are fine.It's like the textview, when calculating its size, doesn't take into account the icon size. Any idea how to get it to calculate the size correctly, so the top of the icons can be displayed? (sorry for the repost - I tried posting this a couple of weeks ago, but got no replies)
View 2 Replies View RelatedI've a textview I want to span almost the length of the screen, then 2 buttons at the bottom.
Right now I'm using a relative layout with a textview and two buttons and I can almost get it the way I want but the only thing is the textview isn't as long as I want it. I want it to be as long as necessary for whatever handset is using it. So a constant pixel amount is out.
I have a large text view that I am styling with a SpannableStringBuilder. I want to be able to assign custom click event handlers to certain spans of text. For example, if I click a superscript character I want it to pop up a toast with some information about what the superscript references. So far I have found linkify which helps to make regular expression type of things like emails and phone numbers launch appropriate activities. What I want to be able to do is define a span and its styling and assign a click handler to it. I haven't found anything built in that supports this kind of functionality and so I'm asking for anyone with a fresh idea of how to do this.
View 1 Replies View RelatedI have a dynamic tablelayout that I build programmatically. Every so often one of the rows has a child SeekBar.
How I can programmatically make these SeekBars span across all the table columns?
I my design (as an example), I would have two text fields defined in my relative layout followed by an image and I would like the image to span the remainder of the screen.
Here is what I have so far:
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How do I tell my ImageView to span fill the remainder of the screen. If I define the height and width as "fill_parent" it fills over the two text views.
Is it possible to set the color of just span of text in a TextView?
I would like to do something similar to the Twitter app, in which a part of the text is blue. See image below..
I am having this issue where I am trying to have a single TextView span one to two lines, fill the cell completely (so you can also click edges of the cell and it will trigger) and center-align.
This is the layout for the cell:
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However cells seems to be filled correctly ONLY if it happens to wrap around and end up spanning two lines of text. It shows center-aligned and you can click anywhere in the cell to trigger the click. The cells that do not span multiple lines of text are left-aligned and trigger (highlight) only if you click where the text is. There is a "numb" area which does not react to clicks inside the cell if the text is short.
When I was using Froyo and Gingerbread I was able to specify days and time span in which particular mailbox will sync.
I cannot find this in ICS 4.0.3 anymore. Is that intentional "progress" in Android 4.0.3 ?
Is there a way to set the background image as static so it doesn't span across each desktop?
I'm using Open Home if it makes a difference..
I am having a similar issue while trying to use a GridView in a PopupWindow. On my Activity's onCreate method, I am inflating a gridview from xml as follows:
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I would like this GridView to popup on a button click. Also inside of my activity's onCreate,
I have:
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On button click, I am throwing a ClassCastException from GridView.onMeasure(int, int).
I have a gridview that is inflated by multiple buttons. I used just a gridview and it worked fine. The grid was in correct order and was centered. Although, I wanted to add a button below the grid of buttons that was different and centered. To do this I decided to section off the gridview and then add the button (therefore it wouldn't be affected by the gridview).
I tried the following code to seperate the views:
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The problem is that this code smushes the gridview to the left and oddly it flips it (Position 0 is ont he bottom right and the last button is on the top left pushed off screen). The following image shows what is the result:
Any idea why its pushed to the left and flipped? Or maybe how I could have just the Gridview with the button on the bottom?
I'm trying to use a custom listSelector on a GridView. When I use the default listSelector, I see that it modifies the size of my items so the listSelector display correctly. The list Selector is bigger than my items:
See how when using the default selecto, it make grid items to be resized. Above the gridview I have a LinearLayout with 4 of the same images(ImageView) the GridView contains. http://twitpic.com/2hxkjh
I wanted a custom listSelector, not as bigger as the default (that makes my items smaller), but bigger enough to simulate a border on them without overlap my items content. I'm, not sure if this is an expected behavior, but when I set the listSelector with my own image, I see the selector being fit to my items size. At least my items won't get resized. [url]
Any ideas of how to set a selector that doesn't get resized?
I want to use GridView with Scroll View(which containing ListView)..
View 3 Replies View RelatedI have a GridView that displays images, which are, unfortunately, of different sizes. They are shown in between two lines of text:
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If IMAGE1 is the same height as IMAGE2, everything is fine, but if IMAGE1 is longer than IMAGE2, text2.1 will run into text3.1 (padding doesn't seem to help much, as there's too much of it when images are of the same height).
I know there's a way to stretch the images in the ImageView so they are the same height, but is it possible to keep images as is and set the row height somehow?
My question is this: i was looking at the "Hello world view: gridview" example and was wondering, how do i load all my images dynamically. for example in the ImageAdapter.java file, at the end there is:
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But what if i dont know the images name (as the user will add new images). what i would like to do is grab the image name from an xml file and then load it into an array.
My application have three pages (three tabs) and I want to switch beetween two gridviews by moving finger horizontaly. The touch code works fine but I can't click anymore on the grid items! I use the method onItemClickListener (onClickListener don't works on Gridview) but the grid item is not clicked.
The code is :
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I have followed the tutorial and can't seem to get it to work.
Here's my code:
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All I get are error message everywhere. What did I do wrong?
I followed everything the tutorial said to do.
After searching for more than 3h in den the docs and testing I have to ask this question: How can I turn off the orange highlight, when clicking on an item in a GridView?
View 2 Replies View RelatedI'm trying to disable the highlighting of objects in a GridView in Android 2.2. I did find another article saying that I should set the selector to a transparent ColorDrawable, but the views in my GridView are still dimmed when I select them. I'm just using the GridView to display static objects (right now it's text, but I plan on switching it to simple images). None of these objects will be selected. Would it be better to just use a basic view and draw my images manually with quartz?
View 2 Replies View RelatedIam writing GridView by using BaseAdapter with 2 columns.Each column with One Image and Text.It works smoothly.I had given focus by using below code in onConfig...
public void onConfigurationChanged(Configuration newConfig) {
gridview.requestFocusFromTouch();
gridview.setSelection(0);
}
It works when my view configuration changes.But Same doesn't work in onCreate() method.I used below all methods in onCreate() but my view doesn;t get focus.How to give focus for the first image when running my application.I want focus on first image when view inflates on the device.Please give me guidance?................
I'm trying to display an image above and below a grid. This is the initial screen with Logo on top, 4 buttons as a grid view then image on the bottom. With my current code the bottom image is not displaying at all. Also I would like to stick the bottom image "bottomboxes" to the bottom of the display.
View 1 Replies View RelatedI am just wondering if the children of gridview can be shown horizontally instead of vertical view.
Also I have question on performance issues on how horizontal scroll view works.
I have to show 1000 objects and for this I have to create objects and add it to view and scroll view works fine. This seems a lot of memory is there a way we can make horizontallscrollview behave like gridview so that it request for only particular objects to be created when needed.
How do i add the content view behind gridview? i could only addContentView on top of gridview. I setContentView() of the gridview for the activity.
View 2 Replies View RelatedI don't know if it is possible, but actually I wouldn't see why not.
Can we do a grid view not just with ImageView but with a custom view.
I am trying to make a grid view of a view composed of an ImageView and a TextView.
I know that everything happens in my Adapter getView's function but I can't figure out how to do it.
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My view has an id of R.id.fileUnitLayout. Let's say my inner TextView has an id of A and my inner ImageView has an id of B. How can I fill them ?
I need to create a home screen (menu) with four to six items arranged in a grid view, each item needs to have an icon and a text below the icon. I googled and everything I could find were adapterView examples, with dynamic menu loading, and I want to make it with static xml, this view will not change so no need for dynamic code.
View 2 Replies View RelatedI have a grid view of buttons that is generated by a CursorAdapter. When the CursorAdapter is passed to the Gridview the view renders correctly however the first item in the grid does not fire the OnClickListener event.
If I select another button in the grid, the event fires correctly however if I selected the first button then another button, it loads the first button action then the section button action.
When testing this, it only seems to be an issue in Android 2.2 on my emulator, my 1.5 phone works as expected. I've wiped the emulator but that doesn't seem to have made a difference.
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Is there a way to force GridView to only be a single row? Right now by default it will extend its height to accommodate all views supplied by its adapter
View 1 Replies View RelatedI'm trying to create a ListView that will consist of to types of elements: Strings and a GridView. I.e. putting both Strings and a GridView inside one single ListView.
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