Hey,
You can use a SimpleExpandableListAdapter to achieve this.
SimpleExpandableListAdapter expListAdapter =
new SimpleExpandableListAdapter(
this,
createGroupList(), // groupData describes the first-level
entries
R.layout.group_row, // Layout for the first-level entries
new String[] { "colorName" }, // Key in the groupData
maps to display
new int[] { R.id.groupname }, // Data under
"colorName" key goes into this TextView
createChildList(), // childData describes second-level
entries
R.layout.child_table, // Layout for second-level entries
new String[] { "childTextView1", "childTextView2" }, //
Keys in childData maps to display
new int[] { R.id.childtablename, R.id.view2table } //
Data under the keys above go into these TextViews
);
This will allow you to specify different formatting to the child and parent.
As u can see in "R.layout.group_row" you can specify the layout settings of
the parent and "R.layout.child_table" for the child.
Albeit, you can only have text views in the expandable list. But you can
include an imageView (which is going to be static and not dynamic) in the
appropriate layout for displaying images in the expandable list view.
Gyan.
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