I tried setting the adapter to null, and it actually works. The code looks
like this:
searchInput.setAdapter((ArrayAdapter) null);
searchInput.setText(text);
searchInput.setAdapter(adapter);
I also use this technique to disable the autocomplete that kicks in when
changing orientationhowever t
I have tried setting the contents of the adapter to an empty array, but that
didn't help. Ok, setting the adapter to null might give different results,
ill try that and come back with the result. Thanks!
On Dec 5, 2009 11:22 AM, "Mark Murphy" wrote:
> Yes and it works, but I need be able to call
> Yes and it works, but I need be able to call setText() at any time, eg
> when
> the user presses a button.
On the button click, try setting the adapter to null, set the text, then
set the adapter back to its original value.
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Android App Dev
Yes and it works, but I need be able to call setText() at any time, eg when
the user presses a button.
On Dec 5, 2009 10:38 AM, "Mark Murphy" wrote:
> So this is a response to another thread, that I never got a reaction on. >
Hopefully someone can ...
Have you tried calling setText() before atta
> So this is a response to another thread, that I never got a reaction on.
> Hopefully someone can give a hand.
> I have a AutoCompleteTextView with a CursorAdapter with data. I need to be
> able to set a text in the AutoCompleteTextView programmatically without
> the
> autocomplete mechanism kick
So this is a response to another thread, that I never got a reaction on.
Hopefully someone can give a hand.
I have a AutoCompleteTextView with a CursorAdapter with data. I need to be
able to set a text in the AutoCompleteTextView programmatically without the
autocomplete mechanism kicking in.
If I
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