Cascades Development

[mdodd]

Further to this, using a un-editable TextArea within a ListView item affects the scrolling behaviour of the parent ListView. Touching the TextArea directly will prevent the ListView from scrolling, whereas touching any other area of the screen will cause the ListView to behave as normal.

My QML code:

TextArea {
	        // Multiple lines currently not implemented
	        id: txtTweetContent
	        editable: false
	        focusable: Focusable.None
	        text: "Hello, this is some text that I would be typing on twitter if I were actually using twitter. I aim for this to be 140 characters long. Stop."
	        preferredWidth: 608
	        textStyle.size: 36
	        leftMargin: 100
	        topMargin: 0
	        bottomMargin: 0

	        layoutProperties: StackLayoutProperties {
                horizontalAlignment: HorizontalAlignment.Right
                 verticalAlignment: VerticalAlignment.Top
            } 
	}

[dkonigs]

I can confirm that I'm seeing this behavior as well.

If you use a TextArea as the root of your ListItemComponent, it pretty much locks up usability of the whole ListView.  If its some piece of a container, then at least you still have something you can touch-scroll from.

[amarcon]

Please raise the issue in Issue Tracker: http://supportforums.blackberry.com/t5/Java-Development/Developer-Issue-Tracker/td-p/271768

Thanks,

Alex

[helex]

This works for me:

touchPropagationMode: TouchPropagationMode.None

 You have perhaps to remove the "focusable: Focusable.None"

Happy hacking!