You can remove both ListView from xml layout and just create them in java code e.g. ListView1 = new ListView(this) Everything will be Ok.
You can remove both ListView from xml layout and just create them in java code. E.g. ListView1 = new ListView(this); Everything will be Ok.
It worked buddy..... – gt_ebuddy Sep 29 at 7:21.
You are taking two ListView's in a FrameLayout that is the reason for your over-lapping. If you want that you should have one ListView below the other keep the ListView's inside the LinearLayout like this.
No. I want one listview to appear in each tab. Such as list1 in tab1, list2 in tab2.
I tried your layout . It displays two lists at first(on first tab). And when I click on tabs- there will be single list on each tab.
– gt_ebuddy Sep 23 at 5:48 1 androidpeople. Com/android-tabhost-tutorial-part-1 Refer this tutorial – Lalit Poptani Sep 23 at 5:54.
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