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Why aren't you using CustomListView? CustomListView is a ScrollView with panels as items. It will take care of organizing the items for you (with or without animations).

In the last few years I have been using CustomListView views in most of the tutorials I wrote. In this tutorial you can find a few of those CustomListView (CLV) examples. You can use a CLV with text items that don’t require an extra layout. Each text item is placed in an internal label. The text is
link: A CLV can also be used to display chat messages. I have added page17 in B4J and page16 in B4A to the list. 157914 157915 The list is scrolled to the
link: Let's add another example... 158116 158117 158118 158119 You can find the source code to study in the attachments: .zip and .zip The data file tambon.

CustomListView is an activity variable which means that when the screen is rotated the variable is destroyed. You need to look at alternatives for storing the CustomListView items so that it can be restored after screen rotation. Maybe store the them in a list declared in Process_Globals and resto
link: I am having a problem with CustomListView. (See attached Zipped Project). After initializing the CustomListView "clv1", the first guess can be enter
link: BTW. I also had to uninstall the app after making the above changes for it to work correctly.
link: In my larger App, which I can't Export As Zip due to its size, most of the functionality of the CustomListView works. However, when I change orientat

I mean, show it directly to the last record. Although your answer is not what I need, thank you, Erel. Now I have solved the problem and use clv.ScrollToItem(clv.Size-1) or clv.JumpToItem(clv.Size-1).thank you again.?

That's good to know. CustomListview is the Swiss army knife of B4X :)

I recommend you to study this example: CustomListView - A flexible list based on ScrollView 1. It is easier to create the items layout with the designer. 2. You should handle the click events of the various views. See how Button1_Click and Checkbox1_CheckedChange events are implemented in that examp

CustomListView ist NOT part of XUI Views! CustomListView is part of the CustomListView-Module. It is also part of xclv Library (same Name: CustomListView). Create a new project. JUST add XUI Views and nothing else. Go to the designer and you´ll see there is no CustomListView to select.
link: Thanks, Manfred, for your answer. I'm sorry that I was not clear enough: When I activate only the XUI Views lib, then I can add such CustomViews as

There is another secret: CustomListViews are based on ScrollView and although they are the best choice almost alway, in this case I think just using a ScrollView is more "natural". it is the right View.
link: You can use two CLVs and make them scroll together: https://www.b4x.-column-customlistview.115954/post-724715
link: I saw this post: https://www.b4x.-with-2-or-more-columns.118135/ but I want to create a customlistview with 2 columns and different heights. The cell

CustomListView is a custom solution based on ScrollView. You can download the source code and make it work with B4A v3.8.

something like this? https://www.b4x.com/android/forum/threads/b4x-snapclvadvanced-move-to-the-nearest-item-instant-snap.139371/
link: or look at this, it's a simple routine https://www.b4x.com/android/forum/threads/b4x-snapclv-move-to-the-nearest-item.109500/
link: 'mCLV is a CustomListView, obviously' Dim pnlItem As B4XView pnlItem = mCLV.GetRawListItem(mCurrentSelectedIndex).Panel If pnlItem.Top +

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