Problem with static background about swipeactionadapter HOT 10 CLOSED

That is because your row has a transparent background.
Make sure that you explicitly set the background of your row to a solid color (white in this case).

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Thank you for your answer, that worked. Another problem occurs when using static backgrounds which does not happen when the backgrounds are non-static. I get this exception: java.lang.ClassCastException: android.widget.AbsListView$LayoutParams cannot be cast to android.view.ViewGroup$MarginLayoutParams.

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Can you explain when you get this exception and maybe put the full stacktrace on a pastbin somewhere, so that I can have a look?

Are you manually setting layout parameters at some point?

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This exception occurs when I swipe right and want to start a new activity in onSwipe (I think). Here's the full stacktrace: http://pastebin.com/e7bzJgS8. I do not set the layout parameters manually anywhere in the application.

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The stacktrace doesn't contain a reference to this library, so my code isn't being called when this happens.
I'm guessing the exception happens when you release the swipe and the callback is fired. Maybe you're trying to do something fancy there?

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I am not doing anything different from when the background isn't static and then it works fine. The stacktrace doesn't reference my code either, which is confusing. If you don't know what the problem is I will simply have to try solving it on my own, thank you for the help anyway!

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I have tried removing all code from onSwipe() and I still get the same exception, and still only when fixed backgrounds is true. I can't figure out what is causing this, do you have any suggestions?

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I'm sorry, but I have absolutely no idea.
In both cases all the views are part of the same ViewGroup. With translate backgrounds, they get translated off screen, while without they are just hidden.
If you can reproduce the issue on the sample app, I can take a closer look at it.
Otherwise all I can say is that you should use the debugger to figure out exactly at which point it goes down (or try to simplify your code until it goes away, which should help you pinpoint the offending code).

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I managed to solve it by keeping a loop going through all objects and only calling adapter.notifyDataSetChanged() in the method onSwipe(). If i remove this it crashes. I have not tried it with the sample app and therefore do not know if the same thing occurs there.

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It sounds like it's an issue with how you are managing your data in the adapter.
Potentially even a race condition, where you were trying to render something as you are removing it from the underlying adapter.

In any case I'm happy you managed to resolve it :-)

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