Oh! In that case I think the behavior you are observing is by design.
Have a look at this thread:
http://groups.google.com/group/android-developers/browse_thread/thread/3d96af1530a7d62a/9f9919a4b604c104?lnk=gstq=clickable+focusable#9f9919a4b604c104
On Feb 19, 4:09 pm, Selmi se...@centrum.sk
i gave up, now it always opens popup menu with possibilities and it
doesn't matter on what exactly is clicked on. its not so nice but it
works and it was accepted by customers so lets live with it :) thanks
On 20. Feb, 21:56 h., Greg Krimer gkri...@gmail.com wrote:
Oh! In that case I think the
i forgot to mention that this what was written in link you gave me, it
didn't worked for me as well (flash was shown correctly, but in
addition it also appeared on last visible item in list which was
confusing)
On 20. Feb, 21:56 h., Greg Krimer gkri...@gmail.com wrote:
Oh! In that case I think
I am not able to find out how to do it. Now i am sure that its because
i capture onClick for embedded TextView. I tried to do this in
handler:
v is clicked TextView
final View view=(View)(v.getParent()); //to get RelativeLayout which
is list item
final Drawable
i found what is problem
in layout which is used by list item i have several controls. for
simplicity i narrowed it down to checkbox and textview
i want to do such thing that if you touch checkbox then one action
happens, if you touch something else (textview in my case) then
something else
Hi, can you check out this thread to see if it is the same problem you
are having:
http://groups.google.com/group/android-developers/browse_thread/thread/ccb475c855e8785a/05a180ddac2c702c
Basically, try setting the text color to an explicit value (as opposed
to a style).
Also, have a look at:
The problem is probably that your list item is opaque. The selector
is, by default, drawn *behind* the list item. either use a different
selector, or draw it on top (which requires a different selector
anyway since the default one is opaque) or make your list items'
background support the
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