Android Question how to set divider lines in customlistview

[Makumbi]

Please help how can i set view divider lines in my customlistview thanks

 

[Erel]

The divider color property is transparent. Change it.

 

[Makumbi]

The divider color property is transparent. Change it.

Thanks after changing it the color appears but no lines

 

[Mahares]

Thanks after changing it the color appears but no lines

What is the screenshot of the custom view properties of the customlistview in the designer look like after you changed the color of the divider.

 

[Peter Simpson]

Hey @Makumbi,
Your divider Alpha/transparency color is set to #00FFFFFF, 00 being transparent. Change it to FF for example #FF000000

Enjoy...

 

[Makumbi]

Hey @Makumbi,
Your divider Alpha/transparency color is set to #00FFFFFF, 00 being transparent. Change it to FF for example #FF000000

View attachment 111535

Enjoy...

After changing it to #FF000000 now it gives me this

 

[Peter Simpson]

Then it's your card design in your other layout, it most probably has a large transparent viewable too.

Respond with screenshots of both layouts, not just the one.

But then again it could easily be you code. You need to get your layout designs correct first or your code will be a pain to get correct...

 

[Makumbi]

Then it's your card design in your other layout, it most probably has a large transparent viewable too.

Respond with screenshots of both layouts, not just the one.

But then again it could easily be you code. You need to get your layout designs correct first or your code will be a pain to get correct...

Thank you for your time i have made a small attachment so that you can use it to figure out my problem thanks

 

[Peter Simpson]

Hello @Makumbi,
I'm currently out on a nice long bike ride (32+ miles), reading your last post on my phone.

Lets start from the very beginning, read my tutorials as I'm presuming that your file above is completely incorrect.
Read this

💡 Part 1 Basics - Creating long lists using xCustomListView with Lazy Loading - Newer developers

Hello All After thinking about it yesterday and having a quick chat with Erel, I decided that my previous long list examples were not basic enough for newer B4X developers, so I put together a minimal xCLV with LL code example together with comments in the code module. There are no themes...

www.b4x.com

and this

💡 Part 2 Examples - Creating long lists using xCustomListView with Lazy Loading - Newer developers

Hello All, If you're not experienced with using xCustomListView (xCLV) with Lazy Loading (LL) when it comes to loading long lists of data, then I strongly suggest that you read the following post first >>>💡 Part 1 Basics > XcustomListView

www.b4x.com

Actually, the answer that you need is just in my first tutorial, make sure to carefully read it. As you are using a CLV, these tutorials will help you.


Enjoy...

 

[Makumbi]

What is the screenshot of the custom view properties of the customlistview in the designer look like after you changed the color of the divider.

i have made a small attachment for you to see the problem . because i wanted to use the divider color with two colors combined as it was here in this list view format
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[Mahares]

i wanted to use the divider color with two colors combined as it was here in this list view

In order to show the divider lines, I had to change the way items are added to the customlistview from clv.AddTextItem(... method to clv.Add(p.....method. Therefore, I have a new layout called: item added. Hopefully, this will satisfy your needs. Project attached and screen attached files:

 

[Peter Simpson]

...I had to change the way items are added to the customlistview from clv.AddTextItem(... method to clv.Add(p.....method.

Your screenshot looks excellent @Mahares, hopefully @Makumbi will learn exactly how it works from your code. @Makumbi you really should have figured it out from the links above.

Nice one @Mahares

 

[Makumbi]

In order to show the divider lines, I had to change the way items are added to the customlistview from clv.AddTextItem(... method to clv.Add(p.....method. Therefore, I have a new layout called: item added. Hopefully, this will satisfy your needs. Project attached and screen attached files:

Thank you very much