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I needed something similar to StateListDrawable B4A but cross-platform (B4X). Since I was in a hurry, I settled for developing it just for the images. Obviously you can replace the 3 images (for the 3 states: ENABLED, DISABLED, PRESSED) via properties. Events: Click and LongClick. 149824 I don'

You cannot apply it directly to a B4XView. You need to do it on the B4A button. StateListDrawable is Android, therefor B4A specific. You could do it like this: #If B4A Private cdwGreenColorEnabled As ColorDrawable cdwGreenColorEnabled.Initialize(Colors.Green,10) ' Define a color for Pe
link: Thank you very much for the advice Is the same valid even if the command button is a B4Xview? I am asking this because I am attempting to change the p
link: Search for StateListDrawable. Another option is to use SwiftButton from XUI Views.
link: Chapter 7.1.4 StateListDrawable in the B4X Graphics booklet.

Ok, I think I got It, In order for the StateListDrawable to work, to put it in Layman's terms, the StateListDrawable must be the "Last Instructions" you give the View before using the View. If you do something as simple as, say, changing the Text Size, then you must "Reinstate"(for want of a better
link: I am converting an old project from an Activity based application, (five activities), to a B4XPages Project. In one of the Activities, I had five butt
link: Please, show some code or even better, upload a small B4XPages project with just the buttons showing your problem. It will be easier to help you.
link: Are you reusing the same object for multiple views? Each view needs its own instance.

I agree about RadioButtons. Note that if you set the color of a Button, it loses its original shape. If the project is B4A only, you could use StateListDrawable. Without using Tags, it is useful to use a variable of type Button (if you do not use B4XView) declared at module level, which you will u

I was a little wrong. Css is for B4J. You must use StateListDrawable https://www.b4x.-example.6589/#content Example: Sub FormatButtons(P as Panel) 'P = The panel with the buttons Dim Focused, NotFocused As ColorDrawable Focused.Initialize(Colors.Blue, 0dip) NotFocused.Initialize(Colors

You should have a look at StateListDrawable! Or HERE.

That's a StateListDrawable button.

Do not reuse a drawable. Create a new crawable for each button.
link: Hi! I'm using StateListDrawable on 2 buttons and when I press Button1 the Button2 changes to pressed, too. But, if I press Button2 the Button1 works o
link: THANK YOU!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

As you saw, the buttons' default drawable includes an internal padding that you cannot remove.
link: Trying to place button on a panel and set the gap between those buttons. Noticed there seems to be a difference between DefaultDrawable and StateListD
link: Ok, thanks for clearing that up. RBS

I have used the StateListDrawable in designer but when I change the colour with code, the corner reset to 0. The StateListDrawable only have Enabled, Disabled and Pressed Drawable. I want the button change colour. 77488
link: 1. It is simplest to change the colors with the designer 2. If you do it programmatically then it is better to use StateListDrawable with ColorDrawabl
link: I found there is a typo error in example code for StateListDrawable. 77491

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