Listview Control

A control with a list of items that application users can click to perform the indicated actions.

For example, you might create a listview containing the items of a sales order, and the user might click Order Details in the list to open a details screen for the sales order.

The listview control is bound to a list key that has child keys in every row. You can have only one listview control per screen. By default, the screen shows only keys that are bound to attributes; keys that are bound to parameters are not shown. That is, if you create a row using keys bound to attributes, the new row contains nonempty values in the visible columns. Conversely, if you create a row using keys bound to parameters, the nonempty values occur in invisible columns, and so the Listview shows an empty row.

The Listview control is supported for these platforms:

Apple iOS
Android
BlackBerry
Windows Mobile Professional

Adding or Editing a Listview Field
In the Properties view, add or modify Listview fields.
Generated Keys
Listview controls are bound to a list key, but the Listview displays only a subset of that list key's child keys.
Mobile Business Object Relationships
In a Hybrid App with two mobile business objects that have a one-to-many or one-to-one composite relationship, the Listview control shows the list of related objects.
Listview Properties
Properties for a list of items from a data source.
Listview Field Properties
Listview properties describe the appearance of a Listview control on the screen.

Parent topic: Hybrid App Controls