Carl A. Bauer

Works for me. Could you give some more details? Are you making sure to use dslv in a ListActivity or ListFragment? Are you using a subclass of DragSortCursorAdapter? If you've...

Unfortunately I cannot help any further unless I am able to reproduce your issue. Could you please put together a minimal example that reproduces the problem. Modifying one of the...

Looks like you're missing a `

You can have a clickable list item if you set your `dslv:drag_start_mode` to `"onDrag"` or `"onLongPress"`.

I think I know the problem, but unfortunately do not have much time to fix it. One (possible, untested) solution is for you to use the standard method of detecting...

Well that's too bad. Could you give me a little more info? Specifically I'd like to see the results of: ``` java Log.d("ustinio", "item width="+dslv.getChildAt(index).getWidth()); Log.d("ustinio", "child width="+dslv.getChildAt(index).getChildAt(0).getWidth()); ``` where...

Very strange. DSLV wraps each list item provided by your adapter with a very lightweight custom ViewGroup called DragSortListItem. "item n width= 720" is the width of the wrapper. "child...

Okay, at this point I'll have to play with it. Could you fork this repo and modify the demo project in a separate branch to reproduce the above behavior? Thanks.

I could not reproduce a crazy (?) list by adding a header and footer to the CursorAdapter example in the demo project; re-orderings/removals worked just fine.

Whoa. Okay now I see the crazies. This is no good. I will investigate. Thanks a bunch for the clear follow-up. Reopened!