Checked change listeners are called in response to "manually" calling
setChecked, not just user actions.
This makes it important to call setChecked and
setOnCheckedChangeListener in correct order.
If your code called setChecked first, it would then call the old checked
listener, which would flip the state of the old data item associated
with that list item layout.
-- Kostya
07.04.2011 15:42, grevenilvec пишет:
If someone has the same issue, I fixed it now. Just switched the
setOnCheckedChangeListener rows with the setChecked call and now it's
just working fine.
Even though I don't understand that issue. ^^
Best regards
Tobi
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