LucaMs Expert Licensed User Longtime User May 20, 2024 #1 In B4J (I don't know if also in B4A and B4i) to obtain a borderless CustomListView I had to set the border of the internal panel by code. It would be useful to have this property in the Designer.
In B4J (I don't know if also in B4A and B4i) to obtain a borderless CustomListView I had to set the border of the internal panel by code. It would be useful to have this property in the Designer.
aeric Expert Licensed User Longtime User May 21, 2024 #2 I think you are looking for this: XCustomListView empty background color Is there a standard way to set the background color for the empty area of an xCustomListview? I can't seem to find it. In the attached image the xCustomListView fills the whole screen and has 1 entry. www.b4x.com
I think you are looking for this: XCustomListView empty background color Is there a standard way to set the background color for the empty area of an xCustomListview? I can't seem to find it. In the attached image the xCustomListView fills the whole screen and has 1 entry. www.b4x.com
LucaMs Expert Licensed User Longtime User May 21, 2024 #3 aeric said: I think you are looking for this: XCustomListView empty background color Is there a standard way to set the background color for the empty area of an xCustomListview? I can't seem to find it. In the attached image the xCustomListView fills the whole screen and has 1 entry. www.b4x.com Click to expand... I'm referring to the border, the rectangle that surrounds the CLV (in B4J, I haven't tried with B4A and B4i), which you often don't want.
aeric said: I think you are looking for this: XCustomListView empty background color Is there a standard way to set the background color for the empty area of an xCustomListview? I can't seem to find it. In the attached image the xCustomListView fills the whole screen and has 1 entry. www.b4x.com Click to expand... I'm referring to the border, the rectangle that surrounds the CLV (in B4J, I haven't tried with B4A and B4i), which you often don't want.
aeric Expert Licensed User Longtime User May 21, 2024 #4 Use a transparent color. B4X: Copy CallSubDelayed3(Me,"SetScrollPaneBackgroundColor", CLV, xui.Color_Transparent) Left side CLV has no border. The top right is a CLV with border.
Use a transparent color. B4X: Copy CallSubDelayed3(Me,"SetScrollPaneBackgroundColor", CLV, xui.Color_Transparent) Left side CLV has no border. The top right is a CLV with border.
LucaMs Expert Licensed User Longtime User May 21, 2024 #5 aeric said: Use a transparent color. B4X: Copy CallSubDelayed3(Me,"SetScrollPaneBackgroundColor", CLV, xui.Color_Transparent) View attachment 153933 Left side CLV has no border. The top right is a CLV with border. Click to expand... I'm not looking for how to do it, otherwise I would have asked a question in the appropriate forum. It's the request to have the ability to set this in the Designer (and I forgot to specify B4X in the title, which I do now).
aeric said: Use a transparent color. B4X: Copy CallSubDelayed3(Me,"SetScrollPaneBackgroundColor", CLV, xui.Color_Transparent) View attachment 153933 Left side CLV has no border. The top right is a CLV with border. Click to expand... I'm not looking for how to do it, otherwise I would have asked a question in the appropriate forum. It's the request to have the ability to set this in the Designer (and I forgot to specify B4X in the title, which I do now).
