Scrolling with Multiple ListViews for Android?

I haven't done this yet, but I've been thinking about it since I'll probably need to do it. I can think of three options: use only one list with the contents of all lists. You can make a ListAdapter that does that and inserts some kind of header.

This could probably be something very re-usable The other idea is to make a list of lists. But that sounds like asking for trouble.

I haven't done this yet, but I've been thinking about it since I'll probably need to do it. I can think of three options: use only one list with the contents of all lists. You can make a ListAdapter that does that and inserts some kind of header.

This could probably be something very re-usable. The other idea is to make a list of lists. But that sounds like asking for trouble.

Because I'm interested in that topic too and I tried to do the ListViews in a ListView approach for question stackoverflow. Com/questions/1526831/… (altough I haven't seen your answer before). Talking with the guys on #android-dev, putting ListViews in a ListView is even worse than putting them in a ScrollView.

(And so were my results. ) Because your post war written quite long time ago, have you tried the all in a list solution by now? – svens Oct 6 '09 at 20:31.

I had a similar problem save that I had two GridViews and one ListView to scroll. I solved it by manually setting the height of the ListViews and GridView: ListAdapter listAdapter = listView.getAdapter(); int rows = listAdapter.getCount() / columns; int height = 60 * rows; // Insert the general cell height plus the dividers. ViewGroup.

LayoutParams params = listView.getLayoutParams(); params. Height = height; listView. SetLayoutParams(params); listView.requestLayout(); Hope I could help someone.

Forward touch event from "touched" view to other views. All your views will be synchronized expand/collapsed too. OnTouchListener mOnTouch = new OnTouchListener() { @Override public boolean onTouch(View v, MotionEvent event) { MotionEvent newEvent = MotionEvent.

Obtain(event); switch(event.getAction()){ case MotionEvent. ACTION_MOVE: if(mTouched == null){ mTouched = v; } mMovingFlag = true; break; case MotionEvent. ACTION_UP: if(mMovingFlag==false){ newEvent.

SetAction(MotionEvent. ACTION_CANCEL); } mMovingFlag = false; break; default: mMovingFlag = false; if(mTouched! = null && mTouched.

Equals(v)){ mTouched = null; } break; } if(mTouched == null || mTouched. Equals(v)){ int items = mLayoutWithListViews.getChildCount(); for(int list=0; list= v){ listView. OnTouchEvent(newEvent); } } } return false; } }.

Use expandable ListView. Chk my answer for a similar question here: stackoverflow.com/questions/1526831/andr....

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