Android Question CustomListView : how to set visibility by code

LucaMs

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• May 11, 2023

• #2

CustomListView1.GetBase.Visible = False

 

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GiovanniPolese

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• May 12, 2023

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But nothing appears..

 

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Alexander Stolte

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• May 12, 2023

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B4X:

CustomListView1.AsView.Visible = False

 

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GiovanniPolese

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• May 12, 2023

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Ok. Thank you, it works, but it is necessary to add some information, because it is not totally clear. The CustomListView has a Panel as parent. In this condition, it doesn't appear anyway (at least in my code). Putting it with Activity as parent, it works. This is what I see.

 

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GiovanniPolese

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• May 12, 2023

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Alexander Stolte said:

B4X:

CustomListView1.AsView.Visible = False

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Also this doesn't work if parent is the Panel... To add further info, I display an OpenGL texture over the Panel. I know that in debug mode the texture is not displayed, this is not the concern. Thanks a lot

 

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Sagenut

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• May 12, 2023

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You can try to place the CLV inside a transparent panel, then make the panel visible or not visible to hide the CLV.

 

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LucaMs

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• May 12, 2023

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GiovanniPolese said:

but it is necessary to add some information, because it is not totally clear.

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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:

B4X:

CustomListView1.GetBase.Visible = True / False

If you don't see the xCLV, it is probably under another panel (see the treeview in the Designer: the further down a view, the more it is in front).

Eventually, try:

B4X:

CustomListView1.GetBase.BringToFront

 

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GiovanniPolese

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• May 12, 2023

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Ok. Thanks to all, I will try your suggestions.

 

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