OnItemClicked doesn't fire about horizontalvariablelistview HOT 7 CLOSED

I am supporting clicking on part of item, to do that I pass clickListener in adapter constructor and attach it in getView to proper view parts. It works.

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To me it doesn't. I have used it precisely the same way as in the example, with the click listener attached to the HVLV, but nothing happens. The same with the selection listener.

Actually, there are two separate problems i am suffering from:

1. Clicks are catched on the items of the horizontal view are not caught at all. (as i already described, and which i think is identical to the issue #17)
2. The horizontal views are in a vertical ListView. In addition to the HVLV not catching any click events, it also doesnt allow vertical scrolling when the drag starts in an area in the HVLV. If i drag from other elements outside the HVLV, the vertical scroll works properly.

Tried to change the ListView to a custom one, overriding onInterceptTouchEvent, but it doesn't seem to work the magic.

Any ideas anyone?

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I don't understand sentence "Clicks are catched on the items of the horizontal view are not caught at all."

" The horizontal views are in a vertical ListView. " - then take them out of this ListView and see if it helps.

"I have used it precisely the same way as in the example" - but I haven't. I told you that I used something like:

    HorizontalVariableListView hvlvList = (HorizontalVariableListView) view.findViewById( R.id.hvlvList );
    HorizontalAdapter listAdapter = new HorizontalAdapter(activity, list, clickListener, favoriteClickListener, this);
    hvlvList.setLayoutParams(params);
    hvlvList.setOverScrollMode( HorizontalVariableListView.OVER_SCROLL_ALWAYS );
    hvlvList.setEdgeGravityY( Gravity.CENTER );
    hvlvList.setAdapter( listAdapter );

And example has worked for me, so maybe start modifying example and see which steps makes click handler not to work. - typical debugging approach

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Malachiasz,

I've changed a bit the listeners inside the view, and now everything works perfectly. What i was trying to say was that i suspected that since click events were not caught by the view listeners, the entire touch event management of the horizontal list went off. Now that the views inside the horizontal list are catching these click events, it seems that all other touch events (drag, etc) are working properly.

Thanks so much for your help. Appreciate it.

K

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I have the same problem, I can not find a solution, please help.

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Bigli, did you find a solution for your problem?

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klommenz, no.

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