J jnbarban Member Licensed User Longtime User Feb 3, 2011 #1 Hello, I have any problem : I have a ScrollView in an other ScrollView and the internal ScrollView don't scroll. When I remove the parent ScrollView, the internal ScrollView scroll. How can I fix this problem ? Thanks
Hello, I have any problem : I have a ScrollView in an other ScrollView and the internal ScrollView don't scroll. When I remove the parent ScrollView, the internal ScrollView scroll. How can I fix this problem ? Thanks
Erel B4X founder Staff member Licensed User Longtime User Feb 3, 2011 #2 Android doesn't support nested scrolling views. That includes a ListView in a ScrollView for example.
Android doesn't support nested scrolling views. That includes a ListView in a ScrollView for example.
N nicolas irigoyen Member Licensed User Sep 3, 2017 #4 Erel said: Android doesn't support nested scrolling views. That includes a ListView in a ScrollView for example. Click to expand... hi erel! is this still the case or is there any way to solve it now?
Erel said: Android doesn't support nested scrolling views. That includes a ListView in a ScrollView for example. Click to expand... hi erel! is this still the case or is there any way to solve it now?
Erel B4X founder Staff member Licensed User Longtime User Sep 4, 2017 #5 Putting a scrollable view inside another scrollable view is not recommended. It will be difficult for the user to scroll the "correct" one.
Putting a scrollable view inside another scrollable view is not recommended. It will be difficult for the user to scroll the "correct" one.
LucaMs Expert Licensed User Longtime User Sep 4, 2017 #6 Erel said: Putting a scrollable view inside another scrollable view is not recommended. It will be difficult for the user to scroll the "correct" one. Click to expand... Do you think is it possible to disable the touch listener of the parent scrollview's internal panel when you touch the child scrollview? uhm... but then, WHERE to reset it? A lostfocus (parent scrollview) would be needed (or detecting action_up gesture?). Not so useful post (just a few ideas).
Erel said: Putting a scrollable view inside another scrollable view is not recommended. It will be difficult for the user to scroll the "correct" one. Click to expand... Do you think is it possible to disable the touch listener of the parent scrollview's internal panel when you touch the child scrollview? uhm... but then, WHERE to reset it? A lostfocus (parent scrollview) would be needed (or detecting action_up gesture?). Not so useful post (just a few ideas).
