Ha! That's interesting thought! Let me try, thanks a bunch!
On Oct 22, 8:54 pm, Nirav wrote:
> Looking at your problem, the solution is that you can use expandable
> list view to do the your task.
> It will solve your all prooblem and can change your background using
> selector also
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Sorry - what I'm saying is no - setting background has no effect
On Oct 22, 9:18 pm, "droidin.net" wrote:
> "Are you actually getting control in your onClick()? If yes, then
> calling
> setBackgroundColor() should work fine. "
>
> Yes, I can setup a breakpoint and see how I'm executing this line
"Are you actually getting control in your onClick()? If yes, then
calling
setBackgroundColor() should work fine. "
Yes, I can setup a breakpoint and see how I'm executing this line. I
think the problem may be that in two lines after that I'm doing
startActivity(Intent) so maybe Android thinks - A
Looking at your problem, the solution is that you can use expandable
list view to do the your task.
It will solve your all prooblem and can change your background using
selector also
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droidin.net wrote:
> So to summarize my question - how do I change background of the child
> element in the list item if I assign custom onClick handler to it? Any
> hints will be greatly appreciated
Are you actually getting control in your onClick()? If yes, then calling
setBackgroundColor() sho
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