Sorry for that I can't understand the source code you give totally.
Did you have looked the sample in the Android named Notepad?
It use SimpleCursorAdapter. Get cursor from NotesDbAdapter first.
and use setListAdapter() to set list. It only recognize the first ListView
of setContentView(R.layout.m
BTW, please ignore the layout_below attributes of each ListView in
that xml I posted, they're wrong, sorry!
On May 14, 10:05 am, UBZack wrote:
> I'm guessing that all of your layouts except one are ending up with a
> zero width, or zero length. In any case, the simplest way I can think
> of to
I'm guessing that all of your layouts except one are ending up with a
zero width, or zero length. In any case, the simplest way I can think
of to put multiple lists in the same layout is to use LinearLayout,
and set a pixel height to each list:
http://schemas.android.com/apk/res/
androi
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