M Mike1970 Well-Known Member Licensed User Longtime User Apr 4, 2020 #1 Hi everyone, how can I unselect an item of the TableView, after I click it, it stays dark gray. Also, it scrolls even if the space is way more than needed Thanks! Last edited: Apr 4, 2020
Hi everyone, how can I unselect an item of the TableView, after I click it, it stays dark gray. Also, it scrolls even if the space is way more than needed Thanks!
Erel B4X founder Staff member Licensed User Longtime User Apr 5, 2020 #2 I've already answered to you many times, so I will tell it to other members only: don't use TableView. Use xCustomListView. It is cross platform and easier to customize and extend. Upvote 0
I've already answered to you many times, so I will tell it to other members only: don't use TableView. Use xCustomListView. It is cross platform and easier to customize and extend.
M Mike1970 Well-Known Member Licensed User Longtime User Apr 5, 2020 #3 Erel said: I've already answered to you many times, so I will tell it to other members only: don't use TableView. Use xCustomListView. It is cross platform and easier to customize and extend. Click to expand... Sorry Erel, my last post was on "Permanent Selection" now I'm asking also for disable overscroll. You answered me, suggesting to use xCLV, but actually my problem remained.. I have to use TableView, because Apple rejected my App from the App Store, because they want their app to be coherent with their UI. So I had to put more Native UI Elements. Infact today Apple approved the same app after including some of their UI elements. (I leaved it with permanent selection and over scroll, because I didn't know how to correct it). Sorry if I made a "semi-duplicated" post, I'm going to change the tile now. Upvote 0
Erel said: I've already answered to you many times, so I will tell it to other members only: don't use TableView. Use xCustomListView. It is cross platform and easier to customize and extend. Click to expand... Sorry Erel, my last post was on "Permanent Selection" now I'm asking also for disable overscroll. You answered me, suggesting to use xCLV, but actually my problem remained.. I have to use TableView, because Apple rejected my App from the App Store, because they want their app to be coherent with their UI. So I had to put more Native UI Elements. Infact today Apple approved the same app after including some of their UI elements. (I leaved it with permanent selection and over scroll, because I didn't know how to correct it). Sorry if I made a "semi-duplicated" post, I'm going to change the tile now.
Erel B4X founder Staff member Licensed User Longtime User Apr 5, 2020 #4 Mike1970 said: I have to use TableView, because Apple rejected my App from the App Store, because they want their app to be coherent with their UI. Click to expand... xCustomListView is based on UIScrollView. It is a native control. There are many apps in the store based on xCLV. Upvote 0
Mike1970 said: I have to use TableView, because Apple rejected my App from the App Store, because they want their app to be coherent with their UI. Click to expand... xCustomListView is based on UIScrollView. It is a native control. There are many apps in the store based on xCLV.
M Mike1970 Well-Known Member Licensed User Longtime User Apr 5, 2020 #5 Erel said: xCustomListView is based on UIScrollView. It is a native control. There are many apps in the store based on xCLV. Click to expand... That was what they told me.. so I proceeded by adding tableview to be sure, also because it looks like everything else in the OS.. and appears more coherent with the environment. Erel said: xCustomListView is based on UIScrollView Click to expand... I didn't know thanks for the tip, and thanks anyway Upvote 0
Erel said: xCustomListView is based on UIScrollView. It is a native control. There are many apps in the store based on xCLV. Click to expand... That was what they told me.. so I proceeded by adding tableview to be sure, also because it looks like everything else in the OS.. and appears more coherent with the environment. Erel said: xCustomListView is based on UIScrollView Click to expand... I didn't know thanks for the tip, and thanks anyway
