Thanks.But my question is how to do that? On Apr 2, 5:32 pm, lbendlin <l...@bendlin.us> wrote: > lists work differently. The process of creating a list cell (and re-using > it) is de-coupled from the process of updating it. The "disabling" needs to > be done in the updating part. So when Android asks you to give it this > particular cell so it can display it you could either try to return null > (that might backfire) or set the cell's height to zero. > > Of course you could disable touch events and key events for that cell but as > I said before that is bad UI karma.
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