Mat,
Not sure what kind of "content" a ListView uses for "wrap_content" width
- maybe that's the root of this problem.
Perhaps you can try, as a test, specifying fixed width for each of the
list views, using "dp" units.
If that works, take a look at layout_weight to automatically resize each
list to 1/3 of the available width.
-- Kostya
03.11.2010 2:06, Mat пишет:
Hi,
I'm looking for a way to put three ListViews side by side.
Documentation specify that ListView "displays a scrolling single
column list". As I'm a bit stubborn, I've done some tests but I only
manage to display one ListView which fill all the screen even if I use
"wrap_content" or if I put each ListView in a LinearLayout.
The final goal is to connect these ListViews together, clicking on an
item from the first will update the content of the second, and so on.
Should I user ScrollView instead ? For those who will say that three
ListViews won't fit in a mobile screen, I trying to make an
application for a tablet :)
Thanks in advance.
--
Kostya Vasilyev -- WiFi Manager + pretty widget -- http://kmansoft.wordpress.com
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