R rtesluk Member Licensed User Longtime User Aug 10, 2012 #1 Aug 10 2012 04:00 Hours Is there a way to use Scrollview like Listview that has a member FastScrollEnabled; that is, Scrollview with FastScrollEnabled? I want to be able to scroll up/down the Scrollview view quickly, especially with long documents. The scrollview view has a LITTLE tab on the RIGHT side, but it is difficult to get at it. Ray Tesluk :sign0163:
Aug 10 2012 04:00 Hours Is there a way to use Scrollview like Listview that has a member FastScrollEnabled; that is, Scrollview with FastScrollEnabled? I want to be able to scroll up/down the Scrollview view quickly, especially with long documents. The scrollview view has a LITTLE tab on the RIGHT side, but it is difficult to get at it. Ray Tesluk :sign0163:
Erel B4X founder Staff member Licensed User Longtime User Aug 10, 2012 #2 You can try this class: [Class] FastScroll for ScrollView Upvote 0
R rtesluk Member Licensed User Longtime User Aug 11, 2012 #3 The FastScroll Class Does Not Work Aug 11 2012 04:20 Hours Thanks Erel for pointing me to this project which has two classes - FastScroll and InputSlider. I only get a fleeting glimpse of the bitmap tab on the RIGHT side so I cannot tap and grab it to pull it up and down. The fleeting icon can be only be visible on the emulator and not on my LG P500h smart phone with Android Version 2.2.1 With a ListView view with FastScrollEnabled = True, I can see the silver tab on the RIGHT and tap and hold it to pull it up and down. Ray Upvote 0
The FastScroll Class Does Not Work Aug 11 2012 04:20 Hours Thanks Erel for pointing me to this project which has two classes - FastScroll and InputSlider. I only get a fleeting glimpse of the bitmap tab on the RIGHT side so I cannot tap and grab it to pull it up and down. The fleeting icon can be only be visible on the emulator and not on my LG P500h smart phone with Android Version 2.2.1 With a ListView view with FastScrollEnabled = True, I can see the silver tab on the RIGHT and tap and hold it to pull it up and down. Ray
Erel B4X founder Staff member Licensed User Longtime User Aug 11, 2012 #4 The native ScrollView doesn't have this feature, so you will need to manually create such a scroller if you want one. You might consider using SearchView instead: [Class] SearchView - More powerful alternative to AutoCompleteEditText Upvote 0
The native ScrollView doesn't have this feature, so you will need to manually create such a scroller if you want one. You might consider using SearchView instead: [Class] SearchView - More powerful alternative to AutoCompleteEditText