You need to extend a view adapter class and provide your own logic for creating the views for each row. Here's an excerpt from an android development book at commonsware. Com that might help.
I do have a SimpleCursorAdapter – Cg2916 Feb 19 at 22:31.
Off the top of my head, you should create an xml layout file representing an item in the ListView, in which you would declare a CheckBox. You can then set the adapter to use your layout for every item as follows: ArrayAdapter adapter = new ArrayAdapter(FacebookChooseFriend. This, R.layout.
List_item, listReference); setListAdapter(adapter); setListAdapter is a method in ListActivity. Your list_item. Xml should have the CheckBox defined in it.
I'm trying to add a CheckBox to every item in my ListView. I can't put a CheckBox widget in the ListView, so how do I do it? I think the Android settings has something like this.
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