Custom Data Adapters with Checked List Views – Part I
We have been using ArrayAdapter and SimpleCursorAdapter while populating our List View with elements from an array and a database respectively. It is worth know...
We have been using ArrayAdapter and SimpleCursorAdapter while populating our List View with elements from an array and a database respectively. It is worth know...
You have already seen how Context Menus work with ArrayAdapter. In case of SimpleCursorAdapter there are a few methods that can be used in order to retrieve the...
In the last post, I showed you how to populate a ListView from the data present at any time in a database. We used a separate XML for defining the layout of a s...
Till now we have been populating our List View with a predefined String array using the ArrayAdapter class of Java. Practically, a predefined array is hardly, i...
Now that we are familiar with long clicks and Context Menus that are triggered by them, we must understand that Context Menus are but a kind of menu and just li...
As we saw in the last post, we can easily handle clicks on the list items. However, often times in our applications we would like to have separate genres of opt...
In the previous posts we saw how we can, in a number of ways populate out List Views. However, most of the times just populating and displaying List Views aren&...
Till now we have been using Android’s default row layout for populating the ListView. It might sometimes become necessary to use one that satisfies our ne...
In the previous post, I showed you how to create a ListView and populate it with elements of a String array. If you can recall, we used a regular activity in th...
Often times in your application when you want to list down a bunch of data you’re going to use a List View. It provides a predefined layout that helps cre...