You can use a ListView in an App Widget.
The problem you're seeing is because FindViewById<T> isn't available in a
service class. As well, the UI in an App Widget is disconnected from the
service that would update them. Your service has to access the disconnect
view by using a RemoteView.
On Wed, Nov 28, 2012 at 7:51 AM, kailua <i...@kailuaboy.com> wrote:
> I have a working widget (without a listview). I want to create a widget
> WITH
> a Listview. However, I can not get it to work for some reason. It is not
> accepting the listview view (layout) when I try and add the code.
>
>
> *ListView listView = FindViewById<ListView>(Resource.Id.DetailedList);* //
> <-- giving me error "Error 1 The name 'FindViewById' does not
> exist in the
> current context C:\Users\FILE_LOCATION_HERE\FILE_NAME.cs 97 24
> PROJECT_NAME
>
> This is within my service class....
>
> ----------start top code------------
> *[Service]
> class Delay_Widget_Service : Service
> {*
>
> ---------end top code---------
>
> Are we able to create a homescreen widget with a listview with mono for
> android?
>
>
>
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