Yeah Firstly this code is not original listview code as you said but i
worked around the original code to figure out a way to make listview update
only current row not previous rows , i read that i could use adapter.add()
so it will add row one by one so will not update previous and that what i
wan
As it has already been pointed, there are several things wrong with that
small piece of code. You should go back and read more about listviews in
Android.
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And that too yes. Good catch. I did see the two layouts but was too focused
on the issue reported.
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Firstly i used it this way after trying viewholder and didn't work so i
wanted every layout for both send and receive to be separated so when flag
true and i'm receiving it should update only current item with the name and
FB profile picture of sender and keep previous rows without updating ,here
i
Good catch Kostya... I didn't notice the two different layouts until you
mentioned it.
Thanks,
Justin Anderson
MagouyaWare Developer
http://sites.google.com/site/magouyaware
2012/3/29 Kostya Vasilyev
> Note that there are two layouts being used here:
>
> R.layout.evenbubble
> R.layout.oddbubbl
Note that there are two layouts being used here:
R.layout.evenbubble
R.layout.oddbubble
Without overriding getViewTypeCount / getItemViewType in the adapter and
returning the right item type...
.. the list view will mix up those two layouts when recycling, which would
appear as a list of "send"
That its what I was thinking as well...
On Mar 29, 2012 2:16 PM, "Nadeem Hasan" wrote:
> Justin,
>
> You are right. In that case, I think the culprit is the "flag". It is
> supposed to be true for incoming and false for outgoing. But, it remains
> static while listview is building its items. I th
Justin,
You are right. In that case, I think the culprit is the "flag". It is
supposed to be true for incoming and false for outgoing. But, it remains
static while listview is building its items. I think this flag should be in
the adapter along with message.
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> The MarkChat.Name.get() returns the same value for all your list items.
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That's what I thought at first as well... But I think this list view
represents a chat between two people... And so, depending on the item in
the list, the OP only wants to return one of two names... I may be wrong,
but
The MarkChat.Name.get() returns the same value for all your list items.
That is causing the name to be the same for all items. It should return the
name based on the "position" of the item in the adapter.
Also, as Justin noted, your ViewHolder usage seems to be incorrect. Try
something like bel
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