I'm following the example code from the ListView Getting Started section. At the end of the example, it states "set the list view as content of your page". How is this done? I tried SetContentView(listView) but get an error stating "cannot convert from RadListView to View". Here's my activity code:
public class RouteDetailActivity : ListActivity { protected override void OnCreate(Bundle savedInstanceState) { base.OnCreate(savedInstanceState); var listView = new RadListView { ItemsSource = new ViewModel().Source, ItemTemplate = new DataTemplate(() => { var label = new Label {Margin = new Thickness(10)}; var content = new Grid(); content.Children.Add(label); label.SetBinding(Label.TextProperty, new Binding(nameof(SourceItem.Name))); return new ListViewTemplateCell { View = content }; }) }; SetContentView(listView); } }1 Answer, 1 is accepted
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Hello Bill,
That code looks like it came from the Xamarin.Forms documentation. UI for Xamarin is primarily a Xamarin.Forms product, however we do have native versions of many of the controls that you can use on a non-Forms application. These native controls are the controls that eventually get rendered by the Xamarin.Forms PCL (via Custom Renderers)
RadListView is one of those controls available using the native assemblies. We have the native Xamarin.iOS TKListView and the Xamarin.Android RadListView
First, let me answer your question so that you can have some context, and then I'll show you where you can find the help to use the Android native RadListView
Xamarin.Forms
That code is intended for use in a Xamarin.Forms ContentPage, where you can add the UI for Xamarin Xamarin.Forms RadListView to the ContentPage by doing the following:
Xamarin.Android
As I initially stated, it appears you want to use the native RadListView directly in a Xamarin.Android application. For this, you need to use the android control directly. You can follow the native control's documentation here to get started.
You can find examples installed alongside UI for Xamarin, go here to learn where to find all the demos. In particular, you'll likely want these ones: C:\Program Files (x86)\Progress\Telerik UI for Xamarin R3 2017\Examples\Android
If you have any further questions, you can open a support ticket here for direct support from the UI for Xamarin support team.
Regards,
Lance | Tech Support Engineer, Sr.
Progress Telerik
That code looks like it came from the Xamarin.Forms documentation. UI for Xamarin is primarily a Xamarin.Forms product, however we do have native versions of many of the controls that you can use on a non-Forms application. These native controls are the controls that eventually get rendered by the Xamarin.Forms PCL (via Custom Renderers)
RadListView is one of those controls available using the native assemblies. We have the native Xamarin.iOS TKListView and the Xamarin.Android RadListView
First, let me answer your question so that you can have some context, and then I'll show you where you can find the help to use the Android native RadListView
Xamarin.Forms
That code is intended for use in a Xamarin.Forms ContentPage, where you can add the UI for Xamarin Xamarin.Forms RadListView to the ContentPage by doing the following:
<!-- XamarinForms XAML --><ContentPage ... > <Grid x:Name="RootGrid"> </Grid></ContentPage>public partial class MainPage : ContentPage{ public MainPage() { // RadListView creation // ... // Set the ContentPage content with RadListView this.Content = listView; }}Xamarin.Android
As I initially stated, it appears you want to use the native RadListView directly in a Xamarin.Android application. For this, you need to use the android control directly. You can follow the native control's documentation here to get started.
You can find examples installed alongside UI for Xamarin, go here to learn where to find all the demos. In particular, you'll likely want these ones: C:\Program Files (x86)\Progress\Telerik UI for Xamarin R3 2017\Examples\Android
If you have any further questions, you can open a support ticket here for direct support from the UI for Xamarin support team.
Regards,
Lance | Tech Support Engineer, Sr.
Progress Telerik
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