F FrankR Member Licensed User Longtime User Mar 8, 2011 #1 Is there any way to build up a long Scrollview from the Designer? Is my only path at this point to create the Scrollview from the Designer and then fill programmatically? If I fill programmatically, how do I control how views are placed? We use ScrollView in the SDK frequently for wrapping around a long layout that the user will scroll. These a layouts are not simple lists of the same item repeating. They are data entry forms that are often longer than the real estate of the screen. Is there a way to do that here?
Is there any way to build up a long Scrollview from the Designer? Is my only path at this point to create the Scrollview from the Designer and then fill programmatically? If I fill programmatically, how do I control how views are placed? We use ScrollView in the SDK frequently for wrapping around a long layout that the user will scroll. These a layouts are not simple lists of the same item repeating. They are data entry forms that are often longer than the real estate of the screen. Is there a way to do that here?
Erel B4X founder Staff member Licensed User Longtime User Mar 9, 2011 #2 You have two options. You can load it programmatically. You can manually set the exact position of each view. See this example: ScrollView example If the layout is not too long you can create a new layout file for the ScrollView. Use an emulator with a custom size and set its height to be long enough. Place the views. Load the layout file with ScrollView.Panel.LoadLayout(...). Upvote 0
You have two options. You can load it programmatically. You can manually set the exact position of each view. See this example: ScrollView example If the layout is not too long you can create a new layout file for the ScrollView. Use an emulator with a custom size and set its height to be long enough. Place the views. Load the layout file with ScrollView.Panel.LoadLayout(...).
