From a PreferenceActivity call Preference somePreference = findPreference(SOME_PREFERENCE_KEY); PreferenceScreen preferenceScreen = getPreferenceScreen(); preferenceScreen. RemovePreference(somePreference) you can later call: preferenceScreen. AddPreference(somePreference) The only a little bit tricky part is getting the order correct when adding back in.
Look at PreferenceScreen documentation, particularly it's base class PreferenceGroup for details.
From a PreferenceActivity call Preference somePreference = findPreference(SOME_PREFERENCE_KEY); PreferenceScreen preferenceScreen = getPreferenceScreen(); preferenceScreen. RemovePreference(somePreference); you can later call: preferenceScreen. AddPreference(somePreference); The only a little bit tricky part is getting the order correct when adding back in.
Look at PreferenceScreen documentation, particularly it's base class, PreferenceGroup for details.
Grr, I guess there's no "visible" options in Android, after all. Thanks for the answer. – Japtar Jan 17 at 2:32.
In my case, I have a checkbox preference that would disable or enable one of 2 preference groups ("with-" and "without-handicap" groups). While this would be the ideal GUI in a desktop environment, the "with-handicap" takes up nearly the whole screen, while the other, "without-handicap" takes up only a small portion of the screen. Rather than showing both groups at the same time, I'd like to show only one of them at a time, and dynamically show or hide the 2 groups when the checkbox changes.
Is there a way to do this?
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