You can make a state-list drawable with state_empty="true", and specify
it as the groupIndicator for the expandable list view (in XML or code).
The default indicator ( res/drawable/expander_group.xml under the sdk's
data directory ) only handles state_expanded.
As for the crash, it's not clear to me what "indicator" is and how it's
initialized.
-- Kostya
28.06.2011 21:29, juliagrig пишет:
I have an ExpandableListView where some groups has no children, and
I did "getChildrenCount(groupPosition)" .
My purpose is not to display the indicator in the groups with no
children.
I did if( getChildrenCount( groupPosition )==0) {
indicator.setVisibility( View.INVISIBLE
);.
however, it does force close.
I would think that returning 0 from public int
getChildrenCount(int
groupPosition) would be enough info for it to tell that it doesn't
have any children.
Does anyone know how to remove the arrow indicator for groups without
children?
Also, I would like to tell me if you know where I could find some
useful information about the database in expandable list.
I occure serious problems when I am trying to handle my explist. I
would like to read more about it.
Thanks all in advance.
--
Kostya Vasilyev
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