Just put the view(s) you want to scroll inside a ScrollView. So to put some text in a scrolling area, put the text in a TextView, and then the TextView inside a ScrollView, like this: ScrollView android:layout_width="fill_parent" android:layout_height="fill_parent.
Just put the view(s) you want to scroll inside a ScrollView. So to put some text in a scrolling area, put the text in a TextView, and then the TextView inside a ScrollView, like this.
Thanks Ollie C, I did like you said, I can scroll the text, and I can see scrollbars, the question is how can I scroll it automatically. I'm trying to use scrollTo and ScrollView. ScrollBy and ScrollView.
ScrollTo methods, but it is not working for me. Thanks – user517806 Nov 24 '10 at 5:45 Ollie C, Also I added a button and I've tried to use scrollView. SmoothScrollTo(0, POSITION); It is working for me but scrooling is to fast, Can I override scrolling (or animation) settings or smth.
Thanks – user517806 Nov 24 '10 at 7:45.
With this extension, you can customize smooth scrolling behavior. The extension is worth to use, if you are frustrated at any of below. - Step size for scrolling by the cursor keys is so short.
- A built-in smooth scrolling is somewhat less sensitive and laggy. - When you flick a wheel so quick, scrolling should move farther but just count ticks of a wheel.
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