How can I put a ListView into a ScrollView without it collapsing

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I ve searched around for solutions to this problem  and the only answer I can find seems to be  don t put a ListView into a ScrollView    I have yet to see any real explanation for why though   The only reason I can seem to find is that Google doesn t think you should want to do that   Well I do  so I did   So the question is  how can you place a ListView into a ScrollView without it collapsing to its minimum height

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Using a ListView to make it not scroll is extremely expensive and goes against the whole purpose of ListView  You should NOT do this  Just use a LinearLayout instead

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Although the suggested setListViewHeightBasedOnChildren   methods work in most of the cases  in some cases  specially with a lot of items  I noticed that the last elements are not displayed  So I decided to mimic a simple version of the ListView behavior in order to reuse any Adapter code  here it s the ListView alternative   import android content Context  import android database DataSetObserver  import android util AttributeSet  import android util Log  import android view View  import android widget LinearLayout  import android widget ListAdapter   public class StretchedListView extends LinearLayout    private final DataSetObserver dataSetObserver  private ListAdapter adapter  private OnItemClickListener onItemClickListener   public StretchedListView Context context  AttributeSet attrs        super context  attrs       setOrientation LinearLayout VERTICAL       this dataSetObserver   new DataSetObserver              Override         public void onChanged                 syncDataFromAdapter                super onChanged                        Override         public void onInvalidated                 syncDataFromAdapter                super onInvalidated                        public void setAdapter ListAdapter adapter        ensureDataSetObserverIsUnregistered         this adapter   adapter      if  this adapter    null            this adapter registerDataSetObserver dataSetObserver             syncDataFromAdapter       protected void ensureDataSetObserverIsUnregistered         if  this adapter    null            this adapter unregisterDataSetObserver dataSetObserver            public Object getItemAtPosition int position        return adapter    null   adapter getItem position    null     public void setSelection int i        getChildAt i  setSelected true      public void setOnItemClickListener OnItemClickListener onItemClickListener        this onItemClickListener   onItemClickListener     public ListAdapter getAdapter         return adapter     public int getCount         return adapter    null   adapter getCount     0     private void syncDataFromAdapter         removeAllViews        if  adapter    null            int count   adapter getCount            for  int i   0  i  lt  count  i                  View view   adapter getView i  null  this               boolean enabled   adapter isEnabled i               if  enabled                    final int position   i                  final long id   adapter getItemId position                   view setOnClickListener new View OnClickListener                           Override                     public void onClick View v                            if  onItemClickListener    null                                onItemClickListener onItemClick null  v  position  id                                                                                                 addView view

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There are plenty of situations where it makes a lot of sense to have ListView s in a ScrollView   Here s code based on DougW s suggestion    works in a fragment  takes less memory   public static void setListViewHeightBasedOnChildren ListView listView        ListAdapter listAdapter   listView getAdapter        if  listAdapter    null            return            int desiredWidth   MeasureSpec makeMeasureSpec listView getWidth    MeasureSpec AT MOST       int totalHeight   0      View view   null      for  int i   0  i  lt  listAdapter getCount    i              view   listAdapter getView i  view  listView           if  i    0                view setLayoutParams new ViewGroup LayoutParams desiredWidth  LayoutParams WRAP CONTENT                      view measure desiredWidth  MeasureSpec UNSPECIFIED           totalHeight    view getMeasuredHeight              ViewGroup LayoutParams params   listView getLayoutParams        params height   totalHeight    listView getDividerHeight      listAdapter getCount   - 1        listView setLayoutParams params       listView requestLayout        call setListViewHeightBasedOnChildren listview  on each embedded listview

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This is the only thing that worked for me   on Lollipop onwards you can use  yourtListView setNestedScrollingEnabled true     This enable or disable nested scrolling for this view if you need backwards compatibility with older version of the OS you ll have to use the RecyclerView

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thanks to Vinay s code here is my code for when you can t have a listview inside a scrollview yet you need something like that  LayoutInflater li   LayoutInflater from this                    RelativeLayout parent    RelativeLayout  this findViewById R id relativeLayoutCliente                    int recent   0                   for Contatto contatto   contatti                                        View inflated layout   li inflate R layout header listview contatti  layout  false                         inflated layout setId contatto getId                           TextView inflated layout findViewById R id textViewDescrizione   setText contatto getDescrizione                           TextView inflated layout findViewById R id textViewIndirizzo   setText contatto getIndirizzo                           TextView inflated layout findViewById R id textViewTelefono   setText contatto getTelefono                           TextView inflated layout findViewById R id textViewMobile   setText contatto getMobile                           TextView inflated layout findViewById R id textViewFax   setText contatto getFax                           TextView inflated layout findViewById R id textViewEmail   setText contatto getEmail                            RelativeLayout LayoutParams relativeParams   new RelativeLayout LayoutParams LayoutParams FILL PARENT  LayoutParams WRAP CONTENT                        if  recent    0                                                relativeParams addRule RelativeLayout BELOW  R id headerListViewContatti                                             else                                               relativeParams addRule RelativeLayout BELOW  recent                                             recent   inflated layout getId                         inflated layout setLayoutParams relativeParams                         inflated layout setLayoutParams  new RelativeLayout LayoutParams source                         parent addView inflated layout                       the relativeLayout stays inside a ScrollView so it all becomes scrollable

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You should never use listview inside scrollview  Instead you should use NestedScrollView as parent and RecyclerView inside that     as it handles a lot of scrolling issues

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This whole problem would just go away if LinearLayout had a setAdapter method  because then when you told someone to use it instead the alternative would be trivial   If you actually want a scrolling ListView inside another scrolling view this won t help  but otherwise this will at least give you an idea    You need to create a custom adapter to combine all the content you want to scroll over and set the ListView s adapter to that   I don t have sample code handy  but if you want something like    lt ListView  gt    other content    lt ListView  gt    Then you need to create an adapter that represents all of that content   The ListView Adapters are smart enough to handle different types as well  but you need to write the adapter yourself   The android UI API just isn t as mature as pretty much everything else out there  so it doesn t have the same niceties as other platforms   Also  when doing something on android you need to be in an android  unix  mindset where you expect that to do anything you re probably going to have to assemble functionality of smaller parts and write a bunch of your own code to get it to work

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hey I had a similar issue  I wanted to display a list view that didn t scroll and I found that manipulating the parameters worked but was inefficient and would behave differently on different devices   as a result  this is a piece of my schedule code which actually does this very efficiently   db   new dbhelper this     cursor   db dbCursor    int count   cursor getCount    if  count  gt  0        LinearLayout linearLayout    LinearLayout  findViewById R id layoutId   startManagingCursor YOUR CURSOR    YOUR ADAPTER   or SimpleCursorAdapter     adapter   new YOUR ADAPTER this      R layout itemLayout  cursor  arrayOrWhatever  R id textViewId      this getApplication      int i  for  i   0  i  lt  count  i       View listItem   adapter getView i null null     linearLayout addView listItem            Note  if you use this  notifyDataSetChanged    will not work as intended as the views will not be redrawn  Do this if you need a work around  adapter registerDataSetObserver new DataSetObserver                   Override             public void onChanged                     super onChanged                    removeAndRedrawViews

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Here is small modification on  djunod s answer that I need to make it work perfectly   public static void setListViewHeightBasedOnChildren ListView listView        ListAdapter listAdapter   listView getAdapter        if listAdapter    null  return      if listAdapter getCount    lt   1  return       int desiredWidth   MeasureSpec makeMeasureSpec listView getWidth    MeasureSpec AT MOST       int totalHeight   0      View view   null      for int i   0  i  lt  listAdapter getCount    i                  view   listAdapter getView i  view  listView           view measure desiredWidth  MeasureSpec UNSPECIFIED           totalHeight    view getMeasuredHeight              ViewGroup LayoutParams params   listView getLayoutParams        params height   totalHeight    listView getDividerHeight      listAdapter getCount   - 1        listView setLayoutParams params       listView requestLayout

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Insted of putting ListView inside a ScrollView   we can use ListView as a ScrollView  Things which has to be in ListView can be put inside the ListView  Other layouts on top and bottom of ListView can be put by adding layouts to header and footer of ListView  So the entire ListView will give you an experience of scrolling

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We could not use two scrolling simulteniuosly We will have get total length of ListView and expand listview with the total height  Then we can add ListView in ScrollView directly or using LinearLayout because ScrollView have directly one child   copy  setListViewHeightBasedOnChildren lv  method in your code and expand listview then you can use listview inside scrollview   layout xml file   lt  xml version  1 0  encoding  utf-8   gt   lt LinearLayout xmlns android  http   schemas android com apk res android  android layout width  match parent  android layout height  match parent  android orientation  vertical   gt    lt ScrollView          android layout width  fill parent          android layout height  fill parent           android background   1D1D1D          android orientation  vertical          android scrollbars  none   gt            lt LinearLayout             android layout width  fill parent              android layout height  fill parent              android background   1D1D1D              android orientation  vertical   gt                lt TextView                 android layout width  fill parent                  android layout height  40dip                  android background   333                  android gravity  center vertical                  android paddingLeft  8dip                  android text  First ListView                  android textColor   C7C7C7                  android textSize  20sp    gt                lt ListView                 android id    id first listview                  android layout width  260dp                  android layout height  wrap content                  android divider   00000000                 android listSelector   ff0000                  android scrollbars  none    gt                   lt TextView                 android layout width  fill parent                  android layout height  40dip                  android background   333                  android gravity  center vertical                  android paddingLeft  8dip                  android text  Second ListView                  android textColor   C7C7C7                  android textSize  20sp    gt                lt ListView                 android id    id secondList                  android layout width  260dp                  android layout height  wrap content                  android divider   00000000                  android listSelector   ffcc00                  android scrollbars  none    gt     lt  LinearLayout gt     lt  ScrollView gt       lt  LinearLayout gt    onCreate method in Activity class    import java util ArrayList    import android app Activity   import android os Bundle   import android view Menu   import android view View   import android view ViewGroup   import android widget ArrayAdapter   import android widget ListAdapter    import android widget ListView      public class MainActivity extends Activity        Override    protected void onCreate Bundle savedInstanceState        super onCreate savedInstanceState       setContentView R layout listview inside scrollview       ListView list first  ListView  findViewById R id first listview       ListView list second  ListView  findViewById R id secondList       ArrayList lt String gt  list new ArrayList lt String gt         for int x 0 x lt 30 x                  list add  Item   x                 ArrayAdapter lt String gt  adapter new ArrayAdapter lt String gt  getApplicationContext               android R layout simple list item 1 list                        list first setAdapter adapter         setListViewHeightBasedOnChildren list first          list second setAdapter adapter        setListViewHeightBasedOnChildren list second              public static void setListViewHeightBasedOnChildren ListView listView        ListAdapter listAdapter   listView getAdapter        if  listAdapter    null               pre-condition         return             int totalHeight   0      for  int i   0  i  lt  listAdapter getCount    i              View listItem   listAdapter getView i  null  listView           listItem measure 0  0           totalHeight    listItem getMeasuredHeight               ViewGroup LayoutParams params   listView getLayoutParams        params height   totalHeight                listView getDividerHeight      listAdapter getCount   - 1        listView setLayoutParams params

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This will definitely work             You have to just replace your  lt ScrollView  gt  lt  ScrollView gt  in layout XML file with this Custom ScrollView like      lt com tmd utils VerticalScrollview  gt   lt  com tmd utils VerticalScrollview  gt    package com tmd utils   import android content Context  import android util AttributeSet  import android util Log  import android view MotionEvent  import android widget ScrollView   public class VerticalScrollview extends ScrollView       public VerticalScrollview Context context            super context               public VerticalScrollview Context context  AttributeSet attrs                super context  attrs                      public VerticalScrollview Context context  AttributeSet attrs  int defStyle                super context  attrs  defStyle                   Override     public boolean onInterceptTouchEvent MotionEvent ev            final int action   ev getAction            switch  action                        case MotionEvent ACTION DOWN                      Log i  VerticalScrollview    onInterceptTouchEvent  DOWN super false                         super onTouchEvent ev                       break               case MotionEvent ACTION MOVE                      return false     redirect MotionEvents to ourself              case MotionEvent ACTION CANCEL                      Log i  VerticalScrollview    onInterceptTouchEvent  CANCEL super false                         super onTouchEvent ev                       break               case MotionEvent ACTION UP                      Log i  VerticalScrollview    onInterceptTouchEvent  UP super false                         return false               default  Log i  VerticalScrollview    onInterceptTouchEvent      action    break                     return false              Override     public boolean onTouchEvent MotionEvent ev            super onTouchEvent ev           Log i  VerticalScrollview    onTouchEvent  action      ev getAction               return true

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This library is the easiest and quickest solution to the problem

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When we place ListView inside ScrollView two problems arise  One is ScrollView measures its children in UNSPECIFIED mode  so ListView sets its own height to accommodate only one item I don t know why   another is ScrollView intercepts the touch event so ListView does not scrolls   But we can place ListView inside ScrollView with some workaround  This post  by me  explains the workaround  By this workaround we can also retain ListView s recycling feature as well

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try this  this works for me  I forgot where I found it  somewhere in stack overflow   i m not here to explained it why it doesn t work  but this is the answer          final ListView AturIsiPulsaDataIsiPulsa    ListView  findViewById R id listAturIsiPulsaDataIsiPulsa       AturIsiPulsaDataIsiPulsa setOnTouchListener new ListView OnTouchListener                   Override         public boolean onTouch View v  MotionEvent event                         int action   event getAction                switch  action                                 case MotionEvent ACTION DOWN                     Disallow ScrollView to intercept touch events                  v getParent   requestDisallowInterceptTouchEvent true                   break                   case MotionEvent ACTION UP                     Allow ScrollView to intercept touch events                  v getParent   requestDisallowInterceptTouchEvent false                   break                                Handle ListView touch events              v onTouchEvent event               return true                        AturIsiPulsaDataIsiPulsa setClickable true       AturIsiPulsaDataIsiPulsa setAdapter AturIsiPulsaDataIsiPulsaAdapter     EDIT    I finally found out where I got the code  here     ListView inside ScrollView is not scrolling on Android

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This is a combination of the answers by DougW  Good Guy Greg  and Paul  I found it was all needed when trying to use this with a custom listview adapter and non-standard list items otherwise the listview crashed the application  also crashed with the answer by Nex    public void setListViewHeightBasedOnChildren ListView listView            ListAdapter listAdapter   listView getAdapter            if  listAdapter    null                return                     int totalHeight   listView getPaddingTop     listView getPaddingBottom            for  int i   0  i  lt  listAdapter getCount    i                  View listItem   listAdapter getView i  null  listView               if  listItem instanceof ViewGroup                  listItem setLayoutParams new LayoutParams LayoutParams WRAP CONTENT  LayoutParams WRAP CONTENT                listItem measure 0  0               totalHeight    listItem getMeasuredHeight                       ViewGroup LayoutParams params   listView getLayoutParams            params height   totalHeight    listView getDividerHeight      listAdapter getCount   - 1            listView setLayoutParams params

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Before it was not possible  But with the release of new Appcompat libraries and Design libraries  this can be achieved   You just have to use NestedScrollView https   developer android com reference android support v4 widget NestedScrollView html  I am not aware it will work with Listview or not but works with RecyclerView   Code Snippet    lt android support v4 widget NestedScrollView  android layout width  match parent  android layout height  match parent  gt    lt android support v7 widget RecyclerView     android layout width  match parent      android layout height  wrap content    gt    lt  android support v4 widget NestedScrollView gt

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Here is my version of the code that calculates total height of the list view  This one works for me      public static void setListViewHeightBasedOnChildren ListView listView        ListAdapter listAdapter   listView getAdapter        if  listAdapter    null    listAdapter getCount    lt  2               pre-condition         return             int totalHeight   0      int widthMeasureSpec   View MeasureSpec makeMeasureSpec BCTDApp getDisplaySize   width  View MeasureSpec AT MOST       int heightMeasureSpec   View MeasureSpec makeMeasureSpec 0  View MeasureSpec UNSPECIFIED       ViewGroup LayoutParams lp   new ViewGroup LayoutParams ViewGroup LayoutParams MATCH PARENT  ViewGroup LayoutParams WRAP CONTENT        for  int i   0  i  lt  listAdapter getCount    i              View listItem   listAdapter getView i  null  listView           if  listItem instanceof ViewGroup  listItem setLayoutParams lp           listItem measure widthMeasureSpec  heightMeasureSpec           totalHeight    listItem getMeasuredHeight               totalHeight    listView getPaddingTop     listView getPaddingBottom        totalHeight     listView getDividerHeight      listAdapter getCount   - 1        ViewGroup LayoutParams params   listView getLayoutParams        params height   totalHeight      listView setLayoutParams params       listView requestLayout

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There s a built-in setting for it  On the ScrollView   android fillViewport  true    In Java   mScrollView setFillViewport true     Romain Guy explains it in depth here  http   www curious-creature org 2010 08 15 scrollviews-handy-trick

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All these answers are wrong    If you are trying to put a listview in a scroll view you should re-think your design  You are trying to put a ScrollView in a ScrollView  Interfering with the list will hurt list performance  It was designed to be like this by Android   If you really want the list to be in the same scroll as the other elements  all you have to do is add the other items into the top of the list using a simple switch statement in your adapter   class MyAdapter extends ArrayAdapter       public MyAdapter Context context  int resource  List objects            super context  resource  objects               Override     public View getView int position  View convertView  ViewGroup parent             ViewItem viewType   getItem position            switch viewType type               case TEXTVIEW                  convertView   layouteInflater inflate R layout textView1  parent  false                    break              case LISTITEM                  convertView   layouteInflater inflate R layout listItem  parent  false                    break                         return convertView              The list adapter can handle everything since it only renders what is visible

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Here s my solution   I m fairly new to the Android platform  and I m sure this is a bit hackish  especially in the part about calling  measure directly  and setting the LayoutParams height property directly  but it works   All you have to do is call Utility setListViewHeightBasedOnChildren yourListView  and it will be resized to exactly accommodate the height of its items   public class Utility       public static void setListViewHeightBasedOnChildren ListView listView            ListAdapter listAdapter   listView getAdapter            if  listAdapter    null                   pre-condition             return                     int totalHeight   listView getPaddingTop     listView getPaddingBottom             for  int i   0  i  lt  listAdapter getCount    i                  View listItem   listAdapter getView i  null  listView               if  listItem instanceof ViewGroup                    listItem setLayoutParams new LayoutParams LayoutParams WRAP CONTENT  LayoutParams WRAP CONTENT                                 listItem measure 0  0                totalHeight    listItem getMeasuredHeight                       ViewGroup LayoutParams params   listView getLayoutParams            params height   totalHeight    listView getDividerHeight      listAdapter getCount   - 1            listView setLayoutParams params

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I converted  DougW s Utility into C   used in Xamarin   The following works fine for fixed-height items in the list  and is going to be mostly fine  or at least a good start  if only some of the items are a bit bigger than the standard item      You will need to put this Utility class into a code file including various    libraries  I found that I needed at least System  Linq  Android Views and     Android Widget  using System  using System Linq  using Android Views  using Android Widget   namespace UtilityNamespace     whatever you like  obviously        public class Utility               public static void setListViewHeightBasedOnChildren  ListView listView                        if  listView Adapter    null                       pre-condition                 return                             int totalHeight   listView PaddingTop   listView PaddingBottom              for  int i   0  i  lt  listView Count  i                      View listItem   listView Adapter GetView  i  null  listView                   if  listItem GetType       typeof ViewGroup                         listItem LayoutParameters   new LinearLayout LayoutParams  ViewGroup LayoutParams MatchParent  ViewGroup LayoutParams WrapContent                                     listItem Measure  0  0                   totalHeight    listItem MeasuredHeight                             listView LayoutParameters Height   totalHeight    listView DividerHeight    listView Count - 1                        Thanks  DougW  this got me out of a tight spot when I had to work with OtherPeople sCode   -

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You should not put a ListView in a ScrollView because a ListView already is a ScrollView   So that would be like putting a ScrollView in a ScrollView   What are you trying to accomplish

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A solution I use is  to add all Content of the ScrollView  what should be above and under the listView  as headerView and footerView in the ListView   So it works like  also the convertview is resued how it should be

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There are two issue when using a ListView inside a ScrollView   1- ListView must fully expand to its children height  this ListView resolve this   public class ListViewExpanded extends ListView       public ListViewExpanded Context context  AttributeSet attrs                super context  attrs           setDividerHeight 0               Override     public void onMeasure int widthMeasureSpec  int heightMeasureSpec                super onMeasure widthMeasureSpec  MeasureSpec makeMeasureSpec Integer MAX VALUE  gt  gt  2  MeasureSpec AT MOST              Divider height must be 0  use padding in rows instead   2- The ListView consumes touch events so ScrollView can t be scrolled as usual  This ScrollView resolve this issue   public class ScrollViewInterceptor extends ScrollView       float startY       public ScrollViewInterceptor Context context  AttributeSet attrs                super context  attrs               Override     public boolean onInterceptTouchEvent MotionEvent e                onTouchEvent e           if  e getAction      MotionEvent ACTION DOWN  startY   e getY            return  e getAction      MotionEvent ACTION MOVE   amp  amp   Math abs startY - e getY     gt  50             This is the best way I found to do the trick

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You Create Custom ListView Which is non Scrollable  public class NonScrollListView extends ListView        public NonScrollListView Context context            super context             public NonScrollListView Context context  AttributeSet attrs            super context  attrs             public NonScrollListView Context context  AttributeSet attrs  int defStyle            super context  attrs  defStyle              Override     public void onMeasure int widthMeasureSpec  int heightMeasureSpec                int heightMeasureSpec custom   MeasureSpec makeMeasureSpec                      Integer MAX VALUE  gt  gt  2  MeasureSpec AT MOST               super onMeasure widthMeasureSpec  heightMeasureSpec custom               ViewGroup LayoutParams params   getLayoutParams                params height   getMeasuredHeight                  In Your Layout Resources File      lt RelativeLayout     android layout width  match parent      android layout height  wrap content   gt        lt  -- com Example Changed with your Package name -- gt        lt com Example NonScrollListView         android id    id lv nonscroll list          android layout width  match parent          android layout height  wrap content   gt       lt  com Example NonScrollListView gt        lt RelativeLayout         android layout width  match parent          android layout height  wrap content          android layout below    id lv nonscroll list   gt            lt  -- Your another layout in scroll view -- gt        lt  RelativeLayout gt   lt  RelativeLayout gt     In Java File  Create a object of your customListview instead of ListView like    NonScrollListView non scroll list    NonScrollListView  findViewById R id lv nonscroll list

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Instead of putting the listview inside Scrollview  put the rest of the content between listview and the opening of the Scrollview as a separate view and set that view as the header of the listview  So you will finally end up only list view taking charge of Scroll

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ListView is actually already capable of measuring itself to be tall enough to display all items  but it doesn t do this when you simply specify wrap content  MeasureSpec UNSPECIFIED   It will do this when given a height with MeasureSpec AT MOST  With this knowledge  you can create a very simple subclass to solve this problem which works far better than any of the solutions posted above  You should still use wrap content with this subclass   public class ListViewForEmbeddingInScrollView extends ListView       public ListViewForEmbeddingInScrollView Context context            super context              public ListViewForEmbeddingInScrollView Context context  AttributeSet attrs            super context  attrs              public ListViewForEmbeddingInScrollView Context context  AttributeSet attrs  int defStyleAttr            super context  attrs  defStyleAttr               Override     protected void onMeasure int widthMeasureSpec  int heightMeasureSpec            super onMeasure widthMeasureSpec  MeasureSpec makeMeasureSpec Integer MAX VALUE  gt  gt  4  MeasureSpec AT MOST              Manipulating the heightMeasureSpec to be AT MOST with a very large size  Integer MAX VALUE    4  causes the ListView to measure all of its children up to the given  very large  height and set its height accordingly   This works better than the other solutions for a few reasons    It measures everything correctly  padding  dividers  It measures the ListView during the measure pass Due to  2  it handles changes in width or number of items correctly without any additional code   On the downside  you could argue that doing this is relying on undocumented behavior in the SDK which could change  On the other hand  you could argue that this is how wrap content should really work with ListView and that the current wrap content behavior is just broken   If you re worried that the behavior could change in the future  you should simply copy the onMeasure function and related functions out of ListView java and into your own subclass  then make the AT MOST path through onMeasure run for UNSPECIFIED as well   By the way  I believe that this is a perfectly valid approach when you are working with small numbers of list items  It may be inefficient when compared to LinearLayout  but when the number of items is small  using LinearLayout is unnecessary optimization and therefore unnecessary complexity

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