Okay thanks I will look into what you suggest. I did try the
setEnabled() method as well as setSelected() method among other things
and they all had no effect. I assumed the item would assume the
default behaviour in terms of selected color. But I will try
explicitly specifying that and see if it works.
On Jan 20, 2:02 am, jamesc jame...@gmail.com wrote:
Create a new selector
(seehttp://developer.android.com/guide/topics/resources/drawable-resource...)
for the item, and then configuring the colour/background values
depending on state. By state, I mean, your item could be
'Checkable' (i.e. only a single item in the whole GridView can be
checked at a time) and then when it's tapped, set it to checked, and
the appropriate value in the selector would be chosen. Alternatively,
you could use the item's .setEnabled() method and do something
similar.
You may also need to be aware of the android:duplicateParentState
attribute.
On Jan 20, 6:10 am, rperi...@yahoo.com rperi...@yahoo.com wrote:
I would like to make the blue border around a gridview item remain
highlighted after clicking on it as a reminder to the user which item
was slected while making the second choice. I have tried a number of
methods from the View class and none of them seem to have any effect -
the border disappears after a short while. Any ideas how to do this?- Hide
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