Please read this tutorial, but what have you tried so far?Hi, I do not know if it's possible:
When you touch a listview, it shows/hides the image of the item where it was touched.
How can it be done?
Thank you.
Not with a Listview. Use xCustomListview.How can it be done?
I was bored ... have uploaded a basic example to demonstrate what you are trying to do.Then, I was wasting my time with Listview.
I do not know xCustomListview, I'm going to try.
Thanks friends.
Still, people think they are not getting Free enough from B4X !I was bored ... have uploaded a basic example to demonstrate what you are trying to do.
Thank you very much, it's just what I need.I was bored ... have uploaded a basic example to demonstrate what you are trying to do.
ps: If you have not already done so I would still have a look here as well .. B4X-XUI- xCustomListView ...
That's true, I do not know any other android forum.Still, people think they are not getting Free enough from B4X !
What more we want ? I have not found any forum of Android where members are so forthcoming with Free help.
Regards,
Anand
I agree, but I still think he should at least be familiar with the Native ListView before stepping into custom Views.Not with a Listview. Use xCustomListview.
I believe it can be done with the native ListView, but it will be much easier with the xCustomListView for sure.Thank you, I am familiar with the native listview, for 7 years I have been using B4A, but I need to do what I mentioned earlier, and listview does not do it.
That's why I asked the question, because I prefer to use the native views.
And in this case it seems that a listview can not be used.