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I've been working on this project for a long time and I'm very proud to release the version 4 today. The UltimateListView is, as its pompous name says, THE ListView. It can handle very long lists. This is a screenshot of a list with 245813 items, all different: 18467 It can mix different layou
link: I have just ordered UltimateListView through paypal. I look forward to receiving it via email
link: The UltimateListView does not work with Android versions < 2.
link: I have a fair bit of time invested in my current projects which uses the UltimateListView, so I agree with @fredo 's request to allow both instances (

The numbers I get with your code are: CLV by code: ~1000ms CLV with layout file: ~2000ms Note that I've set the animation duration of CellItem to 0 and removed the AutoScaleAll call. UltimateListView is optimized for large lists. It only creates the items views when they become visible (similar to
link: WOW!!! i switched (back) to Ultimate List View from @Informatix and look at the results: 1ms vs 560ms this is amazing. i had some difficulties wi

If you're using ULV's placeItemFromTop function, and you want the smooth-scroll option that other functions offer (e.g. JumpTo), here's the code to do it using JavaObject, based on a suggestion from ULV's creator, @Informatix : 'scroll the ULV to the given position, offset from the top, with durat

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link: Cool, great! Happy New Year!:)
link: Hi guys, I tried UltimateWebView2 library , good work! But I found one problem: it doesn't raise "ShowFileChooser event" and so I can't choose file on
link: Make sure that your UWB2 object is initialized with "UltimateWebView1" EventName used in the sub name. 152596

UltimateListView As announced, ULV is now available for free. The link is given here.
link: UltimateListView v4.10 This new version (only available for donors) requires B4A v5.80. Changelog: - UltimateListView can be added as a custom view
link: UltimateListView The version 4.04 is available for download. An email with the link should arrive in your inbox soon. Changelog: - I fixed two bugs
link: UltimateListView This version adds the support of keys (sent by a keyboard, a trackball, a directional pad, a remote control...) and the examples are

You have three options: CustomListView, ListView or UltimateListView. ListView does reuse views and can show 100k rows or more. It is more restricted than the other options. Note that the images are preloaded (unlike UltimateListView). CustomListView is based on ScrollView. It doesn't reuse views
link: No, thats not true. The only ListView type of object for B4A I know of that can do the things you want is UltimateListView by Informatix. Unfortunat
link: Have you checked out UltimateListView ?

I am using UltimateListView. It is, in my opinion, the best implementation of very long list views so far. Easy implementation for beginners.

UltimateListView.
link: Please note that it exists a better version using the UltimateListView library (provided with the lib).

Hi there some years ago I used UltimateListView to display thumbnails in a scrollable grid, as some sort of a master view. However, the method to refresh the list is a bit clunky right now, because you'll need to open a menu in the top right in order to reload the items. Is there a view since ver

This is an example for UltimateListView showing how to create a sticky header (a header that is always visible) with a parallax effect (the image at the top is reduced as the list scrolls and stays centered). The header transparency changes over time so that the background is fully opaque when the

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