I have two activities, both of which use a listview. I called one “android:list”, but called the second one “@+id/myList”. Now, my application crashes on startup with a “must have android:list” error message. How does one get around this?
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I have two activities, both of which use a listview. I called one “android:list”, but called the second one “@+id/myList”. Now, my application crashes on startup with a “must have android:list” error message. How does one get around this?
I think your activity must be extended from
ListActivity, so you should create alistviewwith the tagandroid:name="android:id/list"in the layout xml. Hopes useful to you!