I would like to have a scrollable layout with some buttons at the
bottom. Getting the buttons to the bottom when using a Linear Layout
works, however once I add a ScrollView it doesn't. Below is an
example demonstrating my problem (I know there isn't enough content to
benefit from scrolling)
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I am trying to pass a custom object to one activity from another.
There is a guide that I am using that can be found here:
http://developer.android.com/guide/appendix/faq/framework.html
What I would like to use is the HashMap of WeakReferences, but the
description isn't clear, at least to me.
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I currently have a TabHost with 3 tabs. The content of each tab is an
activity. The first and second tab make HTTP connections. The first
tab still uses the UI thread (which i'm changing) so it would explain
the slow orientation change since it's creating a fresh activity and
making all those co
I have noticed that in some android applications the email is
displayed in two colors. The username is black and the domain is gray
(blackco...@graycolor.com). Is there a way within android to use this
display style or if not what is the simplest way to achieve this
effect?
Thanks.
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On Nov 24, 11:43 am, droid_does wrote:
> I currently have aTabHostwith 3 tabs. The content of each tab is an
> activity. The first and second tab make HTTP connections. The first
> tab still uses the UI thread (which i'm chang
What I have now is a layout that includes a list view at the bottom.
All of the items in the layout above the list view remain fixed as you
scroll through the list view. I would like the entire page to scroll
so for example when you reached the bottom of the list you would no
longer see the items
lso, would your approach work for a ListActivity?
On Oct 22, 9:50 pm, Mark Murphy wrote:
> droid_does wrote:
> > What I have now is a layout that includes a list view at the bottom.
> > All of the items in the layout above the list view remain fixed as you
> > scroll through the
er.
Thanks for your help.
On Oct 23, 6:55 am, Mark Murphy wrote:
> droid_does wrote:
> > It's surprising that the easiest way to accomplish this effect is
> > creating your own custom adapter. It does what I want in concept but
> > is there any way to add complex layou
split[1] to TextView2. I used this
with email addresses in a ListView using black and android:color/
darker_gray and it looks really good.
On Dec 3, 7:30 pm, droid_does wrote:
> I have noticed that in some android applications the email is
> displayed in two colors. The username is black a
I have a ListView with a header and I am able to click the header as
if it was a list item however there is no highlighting if it receives
focus from the trackball/D-Pad. Basically I want the header view to
operate exactly as if it were just another list item in the ListView.
Is there a way to do
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