I have a ListView in my app, and every week, I am adding a new item to it. But I don’t want my user to update that whole application just for that. Is there anyway to solve this?
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I have a ListView in my app, and every week, I am adding a new item to it. But I don’t want my user to update that whole application just for that. Is there anyway to solve this?
The data for list view is typically driven using an adapter, which intern pulls it from a database/some other form of storage.
As long as you put the data in your storage, and have code to pull everything and give it to your adapter, I think the list view will display everything.
Just make sure you call notifyDatasetChanged().
Please refer to documentation here:
http://developer.android.com/reference/android/widget/ArrayAdapter.html#notifyDataSetChanged()