I think the MWC example approach is probably suitable (as someone already
pointed out), since using the built-in Android multi-select behavior for
ListView is really all about the 'click' performing the 'selection' and not
really having dual functions.
Having said that, I think you can force the L
anybody have any ideas on how to do this in mono
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Origianly I have a listview which lists people in my database. In the
listview you would see ID,LastName,FirstName. And when selecting one, by
using ListView_ItemClick you could find out which item was selected and do
something with that person. Well now what I want to do is two things, one is
add
On Mar 27, 2012, at 5:47 PM, mlwright wrote:
> I have the need to use a checkbox in a listview but what I have found is that
> once you do that you no longer get the ListView_IntemClick event.
I'm not sure what this means. Could you provide some code or clarify?
By any chance, would the CheckBox.
I don't need the layout, I need the code to determine which one was clicked
and identify the value of the row. What I'm needing is a checkbox on each
row for deleteing. the user will check the rows they want to delete then
click a button outside the listview which will then delete the rows
selected
Not quite a checkbox in a listbox - and not multi-selection - but the
favorite buttons in the Conference example apps behave a bit like
checkboxes and those apps still allow item selection - see:
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https://github.com/xamarin/mobile-samples/blob/master/MWC/MWC.Droid/Resources/Layout/SessionListItem
I have the need to use a checkbox in a listview but what I have found is that
once you do that you no longer get the ListView_IntemClick event. can
someone point me to an example using a checkbox in a listview that can also
handle multiple selections. and how to identify which records were selected
