ListView works just fine. You apparently changed the color of the
background or of the ListView itself, which means you need to change
the cacheColorHint (use android:cacheColorHint="yourcolor" or
setCacheColorHint(yourcolor), where yourcolor can be # or 0 to
disable the optimization.)
If
Well, I for one don't see any alternative but to do this. Not only
does my plain and simple ListView NOT give any visible indicator when
an item is tapped (unless I build in my own onTouch handler), but in
fact, when I touch and drag, every list item turns black. I've
disabled every element of m
On 7 Paź, 18:57, "Romain Guy" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> No :) Also, do *NOT* try to change the behavior of the touch mode.
> This is how the UI framework is designed and trying to work around it
> will only cause more issues since the framework tries to enforce it.
> This is also how all stan
No :) Also, do *NOT* try to change the behavior of the touch mode.
This is how the UI framework is designed and trying to work around it
will only cause more issues since the framework tries to enforce it.
This is also how all standard Android applications behave and you
should remain consistent w
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