AzureCrystal Member Licensed User Longtime User Feb 9, 2016 #1 Is there a way of adding child nodes to a B4A ListView like you can with B4J? I need to display a "TreeView" type list where the user clicks on a category, drills down to a subcategory, then arrives at the actual selection. Something like this: Code: Copy Fruit --Apples ---Red ---Granny (etc...) Grateful thanks in advance for any help, I searched the documentation and forum and it is not clear how accomplish this, although it seems a simple ListView with child nodes will suffice. Thanks! Last edited: Feb 9, 2016
Is there a way of adding child nodes to a B4A ListView like you can with B4J? I need to display a "TreeView" type list where the user clicks on a category, drills down to a subcategory, then arrives at the actual selection. Something like this: Code: Copy Fruit --Apples ---Red ---Granny (etc...) Grateful thanks in advance for any help, I searched the documentation and forum and it is not clear how accomplish this, although it seems a simple ListView with child nodes will suffice. Thanks!
AzureCrystal Member Licensed User Longtime User Feb 9, 2016 #2 Ah, found what I needed! - https://www.b4x.com/android/forum/threads/custom-expandable-listview.15986/#content Upvote 0
Ah, found what I needed! - https://www.b4x.com/android/forum/threads/custom-expandable-listview.15986/#content
DonManfred Expert Licensed User Longtime User Feb 9, 2016 #3 AzureCrystal said: Is there a way of adding child nodes to a B4A ListView like you can with B4J? Click to expand... No. You can use a CustomListView; here you have much more possibilitie. Upvote 0
AzureCrystal said: Is there a way of adding child nodes to a B4A ListView like you can with B4J? Click to expand... No. You can use a CustomListView; here you have much more possibilitie.
AzureCrystal Member Licensed User Longtime User Feb 9, 2016 #4 DonManfred said: No. You can use a CustomListView; here you have much more possibilitie. Click to expand... I was looking at that, I tend to be a Zen coder and follow the KISS principle, trying to use something that will not require a lot of coding or maintenance, revisiting CustomListView now, thank you. Upvote 0
DonManfred said: No. You can use a CustomListView; here you have much more possibilitie. Click to expand... I was looking at that, I tend to be a Zen coder and follow the KISS principle, trying to use something that will not require a lot of coding or maintenance, revisiting CustomListView now, thank you.
