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create your own scrollview and override all scrolling related function to do your custom actions.

In the listview you can make use of

[AbsListView.OnScrollListener][1]

to make magic :-)

the100rabh 2010-04-13 15:13:36

Hey sorry I'll reframe my question. I'm not using a scrollview anymore. I have two lists being displayed in my activity. I heard that using a listview within a scrollview causes issues. So I need a way where in I can scroll both the lists simultaneously.Does that mean I need to override some functions of a listview.Thanks

2010-04-16 04:18:15

in that case you can make use of AbsListView.OnScrollListener, which can be set on a listview as explained here http://developer.android.com/reference/android/widget/AbsListView.html#setOnScrollListener%28android.widget.AbsListView.OnScrollListener%29

the100rabh 2010-04-16 04:55:02

I Agree...And i do have an OnScrollListener implemented, but then it gives me the firstVisible and lastVisble item for a list say A in OnScroll function, then how could I scroll another list B programmatically in A's OnScroll function. since there are only two api's (scrollby and scrollto) available for scrolling a list, and both of them accept the distances and not positions.

2010-04-16 06:49:59

You also get view, use that to do get the scroll position of the list and other data that u may need

the100rabh 2010-04-16 09:58:16

Sorry, but if you could tell me what do we need to call to get the scrolled position using the view parameter.

2010-04-16 10:23:21

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