I have a ListViewItem that I am applying a Style to and I would like to put a dotted grey line as the bottom Border.
I am quite new to Android. I have referred the samples provided in Android SDK but they don\'t provide an example wherein I can use a Cursor along with getView().
This is a followup question to another question I asked earlier.I thought I had everything I needed, but I\'m running into another issue.I\'m trying to use a custom listviewitem class that attaches ad
I have defined a custom ListViewItem contorl in XAML, which we\'ll call Item.xaml. These custom items are added to a list view using ListView.Items.Add().
I get the following error when I attempt to create dynamic columns. I thought this was legit, but apparently Android and SQLite don\'t like this. I\'m sure I\'m missing something simple, but I just ca
Please excuse my noobiness. I\'ve come over from Windows Forms so I can use the awesome Fluent Ribbon Control Suite. And I am redoing an app for someone.
Hi I\'m Raynast I\'m a newbie for Android Programming Now I have a little problem from my project about Listview Drag and Drop
I have a problem with the list view and its items. When scrolling up/down the listview I noticed that the items slightly resize(about one pixel) and in my application it looks like ^. The divider betw
I\'m trying to retrieve the getText() value of a TextView defined in my ListItem Layout, inside the setOnItemClickListener method.
I\'m using one custom listview . When I\'m click on listview I didn\'t getting onClick Event . Here is my code .
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