Hi,
I'm looking for a layout / GridView to position views on; each should span one or several rows.
I'd be glad if anyone could help.
Kind Regards,
cody
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Hi,
I was wondering if anyone knows if it is possible to change the preset values on the drop-down menu in the subject field when creating a new appointment in pocket calendar??
I love everything about this machine but this is the only annoying thing because i have alot of appointments that start with the same subject, it would be easier to click the correct subject and add the bits that are needed.
I tried looking in the registry and searching for the fields but I couldnt find anything that existed! This is the only feature missing in my mind!! if anyone knows a way to fix these presets to different values that would be great.
Regards
Matt
Does anyone now how to do a drag-select in C#?
Specifically, I have a listView object and would like to be able to drag-select items in the list ('select - shift - select' works but requires the keyboard to be used).
If anyone can explain how this is done or point me in the right direction it would be appreciated.
Cheers.
Okay folks, before you accuse me of being a noob and tell me to "Search Search Search", rest assured that I am not a noob, I've been around the block MANY times and I know the search routine.. I've been searching for the past few hours and have come up with nothing.
That being said..
I am trying to change the icons in the WM6.1 Control Panel. I have been able to successfully change a handful of icons by resource hacking either the Executable, the DLL, or the corresponding CPL file. This doesn't change the fact that I am having a really hard time figuring out how to change the rest of the icons in the WM6.1 Control Panel.
For this I am humbly asking you all for your help.
Any and all help will be greatly appreciated.
Thanks in advance,
Dan.
shellres.192.dll has the icons...
Thank you very much. Search was coming up empty but now thank to you I'm more than half done.
Thanks again,
Dan
Hi there, long time lurker first time poster here!
Slowly getting into android but i really cant get my head around the layouts. I would love to be able to use the AbsoluteLayouts but that isn't a good idea anymore.
Basically after some work i have managed to get a gallery working at the top of the screen. I want my app to look like this in essence: Ok can't post outside links at the moment, fair enough. Think of the android market. Icons to the left and a bit of information for each app next to it and a buy button on the right.
However i have no idea where to start off. Since i have the gallery already i have no idea how i can add things underneath it without screwing anything up.
Can anyone help? Thanks in advance!
Sorry to bump but the issue has changed, I have built an app but would like like the text to be besides the icon. Any chance someone can help? Using a linear layout.
http://img263.imageshack.us/i/sellscreen.jpg/
RED_ said:
Sorry to bump but the issue has changed, I have built an app but would like like the text to be besides the icon. Any chance someone can help? Using a linear layout.
http://img263.imageshack.us/i/sellscreen.jpg/
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Are you using a List View? Looks like one.
How do you build up your content for the list?
In my view the best solution for your problem would be:
- Use a ListView
- Build your own ListAdapter (drived from BaseAdapter for example)
The Adapter builds the view for each item (or recycles an already built up view, the ListView handles that).
The view for each item would be a horizontal oriented LinearLayout with two items (the image and the text) and the adapter fills the layout with the information of the current item.
For better layout handling I would define the layout for the items in an extra xml file and use the LayoutInflater-Service inside the Adapter (if a view has to be built).
Hope this helps and points into a helpful direction
Devmil
Thanks for replying, managed to find a solution in the end without using ListView. Thought about moving to a RelativeLayout as its more effcient but as my app is very small anyway in the end i've just gone and used nested LinearLayouts with a textview and imageview in each one.
Ridiculously simple when you look back on it.
I was actually going to use this tutorial which does what you explained i think: http://www.anddev.org/iconified_textlist_-_the_making_of-t97.html but it left me with a force close error so that went out the window.
Hello my team and I are working on a periodic table of elements application for Android we have reached a stopping point due to a issue we're trying to to make the table with buttons and when you click on a certain elements it takes you to another activity where you get details about that specific element I have tried the following layouts and none of them are working:
Linear layout horizontal
Relative layout horizontal
Table layout horizontal ( works to a certain point but after you have about 10 buttons on the page it starts re organizing them we do not want this )
Are we doing something wrong? or are we not done the right thing please let me know
Thank you for any feedback it would be greatly appreciated
Regards
Rapsong11
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rapsong11 said:
Hello my team and I are working on a periodic table of elements application for Android we have reached a stopping point due to a issue we're trying to to make the table with buttons and when you click on a certain elements it takes you to another activity where you get details about that specific element I have tried the following layouts and none of them are working:
Linear layout horizontal
Relative layout horizontal
Table layout horizontal ( works to a certain point but after you have about 10 buttons on the page it starts re organizing them we do not want this )
Are we doing something wrong? or are we not done the right thing please let me know
Thank you for any feedback it would be greatly appreciated
Regards
Rapsong11
Sent from my Nexus 4 using xda app-developers app
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You probably want to use a GridView (or a ListView) and not 250+ Buttons . To do this via xml is not the right way, you should load all the elements in your Activity. Read this on GridViews and use an Adapter to load everything to the Grid.