Android Question CustomListView Visible Items and Scroll

Limit, so I presume that you are display over 2k items. Have you thought about only downloading and displaying about 500 items/rows at any one time then loading the net five hundred lines when you scroll down or get close to the bottom of the first 500 etc. I take it that you are using a database, what database are you using, SQLite, MySQL, MSSQL?

Wait a minute, you said customlistview like cards, can you please post a screen shot, that will help a lot.

Sorry I might not clear.

I have 5 cols and 2 rows of CustomListView.

Each CustomListView will handle few rows, just a few, like 1, 2 etc The size it has in the screen let it show around 10 rows.

HOWEVER there are few cases where 12 or few more rows are needed.

It is not lots of items, just a few, but they are not visible.

I keep this CustomListView for some time before a refresh (a timer is fired, every 30 seconds)

While this does not happen, I want to scroll down the CustomListView that has items that are not visible, for that I will have another timer ticking frequently. It will go thru all the CustomListView and see if there is Items (rows) that are not visible and then Scroll Down one Row per time.

The problem here is:

How to know if there is a Row at the end that is not visible
How to scroll one row per time, considering that the Rows have different heights
How to scroll back to the first Row, to start the process again.

Download CustomListView 1.70: https://www.b4x.com/android/forum/threads/customlistview-a-flexible-list-based-on-scrollview.19567
You can use the new FirstVisibleIndex and LastVisibleIndex to determine whether all items are visible and to scroll to the next item:

Erel said:

Download CustomListView 1.70: https://www.b4x.com/android/forum/threads/customlistview-a-flexible-list-based-on-scrollview.19567
You can use the new FirstVisibleIndex and LastVisibleIndex to determine whether all items are visible and to scroll to the next item:

B4X:

clv1.ScrollToItem((clv1.LastVisibleIndex + 1) mod clv1.GetSize)

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Thank you Erel, appreciated a lot.