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Asked: 2026-05-31T10:50:41+00:00

I’m creating my own personalized ListView by extending the ListView itself. This particular ListView

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I’m creating my own personalized ListView by extending the ListView itself. This particular ListView shouldn’t have scrollbars.

  1. How can I disable the XML android:scrollbars attribute for my custom ListView?
  2. I can’t find a way to disable them programmatically. What am I missing?

The answer from dzeikei’s will disable the scrollbars programmatically and ignore any value from android:scrollbars but what I’m really asking on 1. is how to make android:scrollbars an invalid attribute for my custom component.

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  1. Editorial Team

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    OK as Richardo found out, seems like my original answer is the reverse way since the scrollbar is displayed internally 🙂

    The correct way will be to call
    super.setHorizontalScrollBarEnabled(false) and super.setVerticalScrollBarEnabled(false) in the constructor and override setHorizontalScrollBarEnabled() and setVerticalScrollBarEnabled() do nothing 😀

    Override isHorizontalScrollBarEnabled() and
    isVerticalScrollBarEnabled() in your subclass to return false.

    you could also override setHorizontalScrollBarEnabled() and
    setVerticalScrollBarEnabled() for good measure.

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