(As a result, the EditText field won’t keep getting larger, and hide the text under the keyboard - and that’s a good thing.
This displays an EditText field that the user can type into, and if they type some text that’s really long, the EditText widget will automatically scroll. I used the following XML in my Android layout to make this happen:įor the stated purposes, these are the most important lines in that EditText XML:
SQLiteDatabase db this.getWritableDatabase () ContentValues values new ContentValues () values.put (COLNAME, VALUE) values.put (COLNAME, VALUE) // Inserting Row db. In the item field I have created a custom listview with 7 columns.Column contains Sl No, ItemCode, ItemName, Quantity,Discount,Rate and Amount. You can use ContentValues to insert into your database. Im trying to load my Recycler View with the data in my SQLite Database when I set the word 'agito' in the EditText, (it should bring me the information of the 3 records in my database, because 'agito' in the field 'verbo' is in all records), but when I write and click on the button, nothing happens.
I have a form with customer name and customers item field. I just added an editable EditText widget to an Android application, and I needed to make the EditText a certain height, and also make the text in the EditText scroll, in case the user added some really long text. I am trying to create a VanSale model app in android.