For now I have shelved the issue of it not stopping (I really need the onclick to remain on control)
However I have hit what is probably a worse issue. While using horizontal scrollViews in a ListView I frequently get an issue where the horizontal scroll view stops animating IE when I drag it it doesn't show the new child controls UNTIL I then scroll the parent listView! It's horrible I can't see what is causing it have you come across this issue? It's as if the Horizontalscroll GUI calls are not being pumped until the listView needs to animate .... Roman I think I may need your help on this one! Tom On Nov 23, 10:59 pm, Alexander Lucas <callingshot...@gmail.com> wrote: > I was having the same issue, and after reading through this thread > (and some excessive experimentation) I found the following: > > -In my case it ended up working best that I not explicitly set > focusable, focusable in touch mode, or clickable on anything- either > on the list as a whole or on individual items. Doing so had me > bouncing back and forth between two scenarios: One where items could > be clicked but scrolling wouldn't stop on touch correctly - The other > where scrolling worked right but "click" events on touch never fired. > > -I stripped out the listener I was registering in my custom adapter's > getView (convertView.setOnClickListener(blahblah). Instead, from > within my activity, for "ListView lv" I called > "lv.setOnItemClickListener" and passed it an anonymous inner class. > Initially I had tried having the custom listview implement > "AdapterView.OnItemClickListener" interface, and within the > constructor calling "this.setItemClickListener(this)". At no point > did this work: Item clicks never fired on touch. I'm honestly still > a little confused about why the behavior should be different, I feel > like I'm missing something obvious... > > -This sort of falls under the category of stripping out listeners set > and defined in the adapter's getView, but it bears special mention. > From within getView I was calling "registerForContextMenu" on > individual list items. This worked fine, and didn't explicitly set > focus or clicks or anything from what I could tell. However, once I > commented this line out, scrolling started to work correctly. In case > I'm not the only person who's made this mistake, the solution is to > pass registerForContextMenu the *ListView* as a parameter from > wherever you're creating the listview object, not to call it on > individual items from within the adapter's getview method. > > Hope this helps. > -Alex -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Android Developers" group. To post to this group, send email to android-developers@googlegroups.com To unsubscribe from this group, send email to android-developers+unsubscr...@googlegroups.com For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/android-developers?hl=en
