CustomListViewAdapter
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- Gets the view at the given position
- The email address
- Gets the name
- Get the photo id
- Initializes the activity model
- Fill the list with the people
- Initialize the list
- Returns the number of persons in this person
- Returns the person with the specified position
- Returns the person id for a given position
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QUESTION
as you can see subject i couldn't solve this problem about 2 days i don't know why i couldn't find any reason and I'm not a professional just beginner thanks aldready
MainActivity.java
Here this my MainActivity
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Answered 2019-Apr-19 at 00:21Try to change the order of these 2 lines:
from this
QUESTION
Please help,
I just want to add listview from JSON to fragment but I get an error on this line :
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Answered 2018-Sep-11 at 04:32Try to send Fragment not Activity.
not the getActivity()
send this
. getActivity()
provide the activity in fragment.
QUESTION
I am trying to scroll programmatically to a certain position within a list view while using a CustomListViewAdapter.
I use a customlistviewadapter because whenever an item within the listview is clicked, it "opens up" to display some text. It is at that point that I want to scroll programmatically to the top of the text just displayed.
At present, it all works fine, EXCEPT that I don't know how to call the function:
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Answered 2018-Aug-12 at 17:16Pass the listview in constructor of adapter:
QUESTION
i am creating an image downloading app that takes image urls, downloads images and displays them in a listview. For this i am manipulating the xml through program. the question is how i can manipulate an xml file that is not my main xml file through program.
ImageDownloader Class:
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Answered 2018-Aug-07 at 08:42Move
RelativeLayout relativeLayout = (RelativeLayout) findViewById(R.id.relativeLayout);
inside
onCreate
:
QUESTION
I'm using HashMap to fetch values for my listview adapter. The problem is that the last two elements of my HashMap are repeated. I have tried different solutions before posting this question. Some help would be highly appreciated, Thank you.
Here is the code for my HashMap
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Answered 2018-Jul-06 at 09:42Try this:
QUESTION
I have Navigation drawer -> If I click item from the Navigation drawer, it opens the separate Fragment which has two tabs named as "Lists" and "Photos".
My aim is, when I click the first tab ie. "Lists tab", I am trying to call "Listclassfragment class" which has to display listview. When I click or swipe the second tab ie. photos tab, "photosfragment" class will be called and it has to show photos in grid. I am achieving this by using ViewPagerAdapter.
When I try to work on ListClassFragment, I am getting the Error,
Error : incompatible types: Activity cannot be converted to ListClassFragment
ListClassFragment class:
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Answered 2017-Dec-21 at 11:04Its better to do it with a callback(an Interface). Below is an exxample
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The Problem is: My ContextMenu Fails to Remove a Row from ListView with a Custom Adapter and the app crashes with the error: UnsupportedOperationException, see Logcat output.
I have done Google searches and searched stackoverflow. None of the information I have found solves this problem.
My Question is: What is wrong with my code? Please provide the correct code to solve this problem.
Java Code:
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Answered 2017-Nov-14 at 09:09Just remove items from nameArray and modifiedArray at that particular position, then notify adapter of dataset changes.
I see. One big mistake is using fixed size array in a place that requires dynamic size array.
Change your
QUESTION
The Problem is: My ContextMenu Fails to Remove a Row from a ListView with a Custom Adapter and the app crashes with a NullPointerException, see Logcat output.
I have done Google searches and searched stackoverflow. None of the information I have found solves this problem.
My Question is: What is wrong with my code? Please provide the correct code to solve this problem.
Java Code: class TestActivity
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Answered 2017-Nov-13 at 18:38Try to change the line
QUESTION
I have an ExpandableListView
whose children are a RelativeLayout
of four LinearLayout
s that contain TextViews
which will pull answers to a question and assign that question a score from 1-4 (bad, mediocre, good, and world class respectively), and finally an EditText
for the user to leave comments on why they rated the question that score. When the user clicks a score box, the background changes colour to highlight the selected score, and sets the other score box colours back to their default colour to show that they are no longer selected. Below is my Java to show how this works:
ANSWER
Answered 2017-Sep-14 at 13:28As far as I understood the problem is with the focus of the View. You might need to use an OnFocusChangeListener and then check if the focus event happened when the screen was in touch mode.
Or you could try to add these lines inside each onClick(View view) method:
QUESTION
Apologies in advance if this is a dumb question. I have searched the web for an answer to my issue, but have not found anything that would help.
I have a ListView and a CustomViewAdapter within a Fragment. This works fine. The list is displayed correctly.
What I have a problem with is if a row within the list changes, although the row gets updated, the actual list does not. To put it in context, what I have is a list of favorites and they are shown in a favorites fragment. However, if the user "unfavorites" an item, even though the icon that shows it is a favorite change, the actual list still shows that item, rather than refresh the list and remove that item from the list.
As I said, I have tried all the solutions I could find related to this issue, such as calling notifyDataSetChanged with the adapter.
My code in the fragment:
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Answered 2017-Aug-08 at 13:27looking at the code I think notifyDataSetChanged
method should be working in this case.
The key point is that you should modify the collection before invoking notifyDataSetChanged
, since this method is only going to take your collection (_rowItems
) and inflating every item again into the ListView.
So if the collection still contains that item, that is going to stay in the list.
Since you are setting your articleItems
to the _rowItems
field when constructing the adapter, I think the fastest approach could be to call listView.getAdapter().removeItem(itemNotFavorite). Note that to do this you have to cast your adapter to be an ArrayAdapter
before :)
Another chance, maybe a little cleaner can be to create a setter in the adapter to overwrite your collection, and then rely on notifyDataSetChanged
.
Let me know if some of this works ;)
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You can use CustomListViewAdapter like any standard Java library. Please include the the jar files in your classpath. You can also use any IDE and you can run and debug the CustomListViewAdapter component as you would do with any other Java program. Best practice is to use a build tool that supports dependency management such as Maven or Gradle. For Maven installation, please refer maven.apache.org. For Gradle installation, please refer gradle.org .
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