:48 am, Yousuf Haider yousuf.r...@gmail.com wrote:
In that case does that mean I can't have 2 elements in a relative layout
that can both be clicked on by touching? Or is there a way of making all
elements be in the same z order.
Yousuf
On Sat, Jun 20, 2009 at 5:47 AM, Mark Murphy mmur
In that case does that mean I can't have 2 elements in a relative layout
that can both be clicked on by touching? Or is there a way of making all
elements be in the same z order.
Yousuf
On Sat, Jun 20, 2009 at 5:47 AM, Mark Murphy mmur...@commonsware.comwrote:
No I don't get any visual
Hi,
I have a relative layout which contains 2 things. Something like this:
RelativeLayout:
---LinearLayout
--Some buttons
--TextView
--ListView
If I use the trackball to scroll I can select items in my list view. However
if I try to touch an item to select it the item
I am sorry I phrased my question incorrectly.
Restated:
If I use the track ball to select an item and then press it the
onListItemClick() method is called. However if I press an item on the list
by touching the screen the method does not get called. In my other views
where I my Layout contains
No I don't get any visual feedback (no orange selection etc.) which makes me
think that there is something on top which is blocking, like you said. As
far as I can understand I don't think I have any component that is actually
getting on top of it. Though how do I configure the z order of
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