Unless you put those ListViews in a Column (or anchor them) and explicitly set
their height (bind each view's height to its own contentHeight), the
childrenRect will not make sense. They are all stacked on top of each other
right now. Also, I suspect you should set the interactive flag to false on the
ListViews so they don't interfere with top-level Flickable. For the fixed
height views, you could alternatively have used repeaters instead of ListViews.
Regards,
Jens
On Oct 11, 2011, at 10:22 AM, ext Matti Mäki wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Flickable {
>
> contentHeight: //..?
>
> ListView {
> visible: // always
> contentHeight: // fixed
> }
> ListView {
> visible: // always
> contentHeight: // fixed
> }
> ListView {
> visible: // sometimes
> contentHeight: // variable
> }
> }
>
> How should I define the Flickable contentHeight so it will adjust
> correctly to the changing children? Binding to childrenRect.height does
> not seem to do the job. The two upper ListView's are always visible and
> have fixed heights but the third is shown only when user expands it, and
> it might have any number of elements from 1 to 20 or something.
>
> /matti
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