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I’m working on an app that has a listview, and I need a way to add rows to the listview. The code is not a problem, but I’m just wondering if there is a convention or consistent android UI design for that?
I’m unsure if I should use a row at index 0 that when longclicked could add a new record, or if generally an “add new record” button is added as a context item, or what.
Does anyone know what is usually done, or have any great ideas for how to handle this?
Thank you much
Add button with standart android icon (located in sdk..) to ActionBar.
Also you should add compatibility library to use ActionBar on devices prior to Android 3.0