There is no need to pull the ID for each item. And there is definitely no
need to put all of this data in an array...!!! Don't do that, you kill
performance by causing you to have to load everything out of the cursor.
Note that ListView and many other things rely on a cursor always having a
On Sat, Apr 23, 2011 at 12:36 AM, Guy Cothal g...@guycothal.com wrote:
HOW DO I GET THE ID FOR THE RECORD
You will have some data structure that holds you data, say Record. This will
be the content of the Adapter that backs your ListView. When you select an
item in the ListView it indexes the
Hi Guy,
Its so simple as you are setting adpter for listview from data structure
e.g. array,arraylist,linkedlist u can use two arraylist or any other in
which one stores name to display on listview and other stores id. now these
two arraylists will have same size. and clicking on one item in list
Hey all,
I am new to Android dev but VERY experienced in DB/Web dev...I
currently have my app talking to my web server to get a list of data
based off a query...like searching for a song...I know how to send it
and even how to parse it into an array...but here is where I am a
little fuzzy...I am
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