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POProblem when moving TableRow within TableLayout
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I am trying to dynmically move several rows around at once within a specific view based on user input. The use-case is that the user picks an option and based on the option, certain rows are show/hidden and the rows need to be rearranged to make sense to the user. The <code>TableLayout</code> is instantiated in <code>XML</code>, but the <code>TableRow</code> and it's layout(s) are instantiated in code. I have tried several different methods, with varying levels of success. Code which works for hiding/disabling properly: <pre><code>private void updateTimeRow(TargetType goalTarget) { TableRow timeRow = (TableRow)this.findViewById(timeId + 100); EditText timeText = (EditText)this.findViewById(timeId); if (goalTarget == TargetType.daysRowedWeek || goalTarget == TargetType.metersDay || goalTarget == TargetType.metersSeason || goalTarget == TargetType.metersWeek) { timeRow.setVisibility(View.GONE); timeRow.setEnabled(false); timeText.setEnabled(false); } else if (goalTarget == TargetType.splitForDistance || goalTarget == TargetType.unknown) { setTimeText(currentTarget.recalcTime().toString()); timeRow.setVisibility(View.VISIBLE); timeRow.setEnabled(false); timeText.setEnabled(false); } else { timeRow.setVisibility(View.VISIBLE); timeRow.setEnabled(true); timeText.setEnabled(true); } } </code></pre> Based on questions answered here, I tried removing/re-adding rows, with this piece of code: <pre><code> int rowNum = -1; tableLayout.removeView(timeRow); switch (goalTarget) { case unknown: case timeForDistance: rowNum = 2; break; case splitForDistance: rowNum = 4; break; case splitForTime: rowNum = 3; break; } tableLayout.addView(timeRow, rowNum); </code></pre> Two things break here: <ul> <li>The disable code fails (whether this code is run before of after the enable/disable code above</li> <li>The rows in my layout get all screwed up.</li> </ul> So, how do I move the rows around dynamically, while properly hiding/showing/enabling/disabling the different rows?
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