On Fri, Jan 22, 2016 at 8:00 PM, Matt Fach wrote:
> Hey thank you again for replying! I really appreciate it.
> Lemme add the pictures. Can you maybe explain this in more detail?
> "Again, if you need to represent a hierarchical structure (think file
> system) then you could very simply have a
Thank you for that!!!
First off, I never thought of implementing it that way. I know you said to
use google, but what would I search in google to find a tutorial on how to
simply change the data in the list view? I'm not very good on terminology,
so researching can be kinda tough for m
Matt,
Assuming your data has some sort of hierarchy (ie Graph_10.jpg), then you
only need one listview in an activity. As the user drills down into your
data (ie selects an element from the list), all you need to change is the
data displayed in the same listview. You don't need an infinite set of
On Fri, Jan 22, 2016 at 5:05 PM, Matt Fach wrote:
> Thanks for responding!!
>
Sure thing holmes.
> It seems like I had a hard time conveying what I want to do. Basically I
> want to have multilevel listviews. I have only got it where I can embed
> one list view in a list view. Do you know o
Thanks for responding!! It seems like I had a hard time conveying what I
want to do. Basically I want to have multilevel listviews. I have only
got it where I can embed one list view in a list view. Do you know of any
good tutorials that show how to do this? This is basically a reference
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