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Update: As several other libraries depend on xCustomListView library, it is no longer recommended to use the code module. Use the library instead. There are several extension classes that add more features to xCLV. They are listed at the end of this post. Video tutorial: 256437236 xCustomListView
link: Update: Erel extended the original (top post) to support Horizontal as of v1.20. I extended the CustomListView.bas to allow Horizontal scrolling (B4A
link: The attached project is a B4A project. To run xCustomListView on iOS device I can import the code and the class (as it is) within a B4i project?

That's true. xCustomListView is based on ScrollView or HorizontalScrollView (depends on the orientation property). It can only scroll in one axis.

Search for xCustomListView, it is cross-platform and very versatile.

Listview is just a primitive object (in my mind). xCustomListView is the way to go for all your needs, as you will quickly discover. It depends on the visual designer, which makes it incredibly easy to layout your design.

I found the solution in the clv class. When you add an item, a panel is created internally which is then added to the scrollist. The panel that we pass to the ".Add" function is then added to this panel. So i need to resize this internal panel too: For i = 0 To CustomListView1.Size -1
link: I would like to use the xCustomListView in vertical and horizontal mode at the same time. But the items have a white area where the view ends. How can

Add a label and a imageview (B4XImageView) to a layout and add this layout to the xCustomListView.
link: Hello, In B4A, I can easily add a line into a Menu which contains Text and a bitmap. lvlMenu.AddTwoLinesAndBitmap("Tools","",LoadBitmap(File.DirAsset

xCustomListView is a ScrollView with additional features. Sooner or later you will need to implement some of the features yourself anyway.
link: In most cases there is no good reason to use ScrollView directly. Use xCustomListView instead. It will be simpler and it includes many features that y

xCustomListView is based on UIScrollView. It is a native control. There are many apps in the store based on xCLV.

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link: The link is wrong. You should use xCustomListView. See post #4.

xCustomListView is composed of a basic Pane(l) and another view, different according to the language, which will contain the items. The correct instruction is the one I wrote to you in my first post: CustomListView1.GetBase.Visible = True / False If you don't see the xCLV, it is probably under an

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