cirollo Active Member Licensed User Longtime User Mar 12, 2012 #1 Hi! I'm having a real big problem. I have a listview that show data from customer table For testing purpose I used approx 100 record. Going to my customer, the table was filled with 2940 records. Each record has 15 fields When I open the ListView the process is closed and the program crashed what could be????
Hi! I'm having a real big problem. I have a listview that show data from customer table For testing purpose I used approx 100 record. Going to my customer, the table was filled with 2940 records. Each record has 15 fields When I open the ListView the process is closed and the program crashed what could be????
T timo Active Member Licensed User Longtime User Mar 27, 2012 #21 thedesolatesoul said: ...The 'Load more' solution is more complicated and I have not seen an example of it yet... Click to expand... Not so complicated. I've prepared a simple 'rude' example (where you should still eventually add some eor control) that could maybe help: Attachments LimitOffset.zip LimitOffset.zip 7.2 KB · Views: 331 Upvote 0
thedesolatesoul said: ...The 'Load more' solution is more complicated and I have not seen an example of it yet... Click to expand... Not so complicated. I've prepared a simple 'rude' example (where you should still eventually add some eor control) that could maybe help:
thedesolatesoul Expert Licensed User Longtime User Mar 27, 2012 #22 timo said: 'rude' Click to expand... I think you meant 'crude' Nice one timo, but I still think restructuring is important, and a user will not want to go through 100 pages to find a record. Upvote 0
timo said: 'rude' Click to expand... I think you meant 'crude' Nice one timo, but I still think restructuring is important, and a user will not want to go through 100 pages to find a record.
T timo Active Member Licensed User Longtime User Mar 27, 2012 #23 'crude' eh!eh!. However, it was just for the mechanism. You don't necessarily have to calculate '/10' as i've made, and that query was only an example; if you add WHERE is more useful. (TotRows/NumRows in fact refers only to the queryresult) P.S. a modif.ver. here: http://www.b4x.com/forum/basic4android-getting-started-tutorials/16353-load-more-sqlite.html Last edited: Mar 28, 2012 Upvote 0
'crude' eh!eh!. However, it was just for the mechanism. You don't necessarily have to calculate '/10' as i've made, and that query was only an example; if you add WHERE is more useful. (TotRows/NumRows in fact refers only to the queryresult) P.S. a modif.ver. here: http://www.b4x.com/forum/basic4android-getting-started-tutorials/16353-load-more-sqlite.html
