ListView for Resistive screen

[LollyNET247]

Hi all,
I was wondering if any of you knew a quick and easy way to add a button to the screen that would simulate the dragging on a listview (i.e. moving it up / down).
I am trying to delelop a list of items (and a listview is the ideal control), but because the device is resitive, using a button to navigate through lists would be the only way I can think to make it work efficiently.

Any ideas?

Many thanks,
Laurence.

 

[Cableguy]

Even resistive screens are Multi-point capable (usualy 2 point possible) so a standart list view is usable...the only "request/drawback" is that the user has to use a bit more force when sliding across the screen

 

[LollyNET247]

Thanks for the response;
So would you say that I should not worry about having buttons on the screen to slide the listview up and down?
I just thought I could tie into the event somehow.
Thanks again,
Laurence

 

[Cableguy]

Possible, yes....needed, I think not....

But if you want to do it, then you must set the listview position in the button's click event.

 

[stevel05]

When using a resistive device, I found turning fastscroll on helped, plus as I was using it to select records to open, a confirmation that the user wanted to open the record was useful as the screen was not very responsive and would sometimes open a record instead of scrolling.

 

[LollyNET247]

Thanks for all of your help. You guys obviously have had real life experience with this product. I can only stand in awe of all your experties. And also, thank you so much for such a quick response! This is such an awesome platform; so well supported!

Sincerely,
Laurence.