João Lisboa
João Lisboa
RecyclerView does exactly what it's name says, it recycles. Unless you properly reset all the item views in the adapter when the binding occurs these kind of issues will appear....
You can use the code from the demo in ListViewExample: mListView.setOnItemClickListener(new AdapterView.OnItemClickListener() { @Override public void onItemClick(AdapterView parent, View view, int position, long id) { ((SwipeLayout)(mListView.getChildAt(position - mListView.getFirstVisiblePosition()))).open(true); } });...
Maybe it's been a while and things have changed but that code was literal copy/paste from a project of mine, only changed variables names. Unless you mean doing it within...
Also forget to mention that chipsInput.setEnabled(false) or chipsInput.getEditText().setEnabled(false) also doesn't work. I've tried other methods to disable the view but can't seem to make it work. Still, I only needed...
Another suggestions as I keep messing around. Due to the focus never changing, it seems impossible to hide the dropdown suggestion view unless the user deletes all the text he...
@majid701 I haven't touched this in quite a while but this is related to an issue in my original comment where I couldn't change the focus at all from the...
@majid701 I haven't unfortunately. It'll also be a while since I can grab my project again to fix the issue but in the time I spent messing around with the...
Haven't tried it to be honest. I've been running on API 25 and usually testing on API 19 to ensure compatibility and that's where the issue popped up for me.
@dgaponov very simple fix which immediately fixed my issue. Thanks!