Dear Mark,
I've to say, that's really AMAZING demo! I've added the code to my
project and it seems working perfect. Until last week I found the demo
UI has an issue and I cannot resolve it by myself. The situation is
following,
I bind at least 3 database adapters with section to one listview on
t
Justin Grammens wrote:
> I can't
> believe that the Android developers didn't build an easy way to do
> this into the API.
Bear in mind there are only so many Android engineers and so much room
in the firmware budget. Time and space constraints definitely limit
what's practical to get done.
Pers
Thank you Mark! I've been looking for a better way to do section
headers in Android 1.5 and no one has been able to help. I can't
believe that the Android developers didn't build an easy way to do
this into the API. Your SectionedDemo has been a life safer. Thanks
again!
On Jul 8, 4:18 pm, Michae
You're a genius! I pretty much did exactly what you said and it works
perfectly now!
BTW, I will be getting at least your Advanced Dev book, if not the
Tutorials book as well!
On Jul 8, 2:03 pm, Mark Murphy wrote:
> Michael J wrote:
> > So I'm using a modified version of the SectionedAdapter a
Michael J wrote:
> So I'm using a modified version of the SectionedAdapter and it seems
> to be working quite well. The only issue is that I want to let each
> "section" adapter to determine the clickability of it's items. It
> seems like with the SectionedAdapter, all items except the headers a
So I'm using a modified version of the SectionedAdapter and it seems
to be working quite well. The only issue is that I want to let each
"section" adapter to determine the clickability of it's items. It
seems like with the SectionedAdapter, all items except the headers are
clickable. How exactl
Thanks man, I think that pretty much answers my questions. Now it's
up to the implementation.
On Jul 7, 11:51 am, "Mark Murphy" wrote:
> > So are you saying I need to revert back to my original method of using
> > a ListView with a custom adapter and add my "pre-list" content Views
> > to the a
> So are you saying I need to revert back to my original method of using
> a ListView with a custom adapter and add my "pre-list" content Views
> to the adapter itself?
No, and I'm not sure, respectively.
First, in terms of "need", I'm not saying you need to do anything. You
said you wanted a UI
So are you saying I need to revert back to my original method of using
a ListView with a custom adapter and add my "pre-list" content Views
to the adapter itself? As long as I correctly implement those few
methods you mentioned (getViewTypeCount(), getItemViewType(), etc)?
On Jul 7, 11:19 am, "M
I vaguely recall your earlier thread, so forgive me if I either repeat or
contradict myself, assuming I responded...
> My goal is to have something pretty much exactly like the installed
> application details page in the Android Market. I need a list of
> items displayed along with other content
Below is a small portion of the code I'm attempting to do this with.
DayView is simply an extention of LinearLayout, and homeLayout is the
layout I'm trying to add each DayView to.
When I'm debugging with a break inside of the onClick(View v) method,
it never breaks.
DayView day = scheduleList.c
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