What you're going to need to do is extend your BaseExpandableListAdapter and customize it to display all the various layout options. Specifically, it's going to be the getChildView() method that you'll have to do the most work in. Do some searches for customizing or extending the BaseExpandableListAdapter and you should find plenty to go by Also, take a look at the example from the SDK: developer.android.com/resources/samples/....
What you're going to need to do is extend your BaseExpandableListAdapter and customize it to display all the various layout options. Specifically, it's going to be the getChildView() method that you'll have to do the most work in. Do some searches for customizing or extending the BaseExpandableListAdapter and you should find plenty to go by.
Also, take a look at the example from the SDK: developer.android.com/resources/samples/....
I would look into using ExpandableListView as is, but create your own xml layout file for each list 'child' row, putting the field name and then a text input field for the value into it. Have alook at this page where the author shows how you can put a 'checkbox' next to each list items row: mylifewithandroid.blogspot.com/2010/12/e....
My idea was to break the form into sections and somehow use an expandable list view to display the form. The list group would be the section name and the list items would be the input forms. My problem is that since the form can contain different types of input fields (checkboxes, radio buttons, textfields etc) and since I'm new to android programming, I don't really know how to do this.
All the online tutorials I can find are about simple uniform expandable lists. Can someone suggest me a good tutorial or an alternative to my idea?
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