@Avraham_Yerachmielbenzvi , see how many explanations are there regarding your query already in our group. That’s why we suggest users go for first search then post your query if not found any solution… say big thanks to @Rogerio_Rios .
No way. Definitely all the methods suggested by @Rogerio_Rios will work 1000%
See the error. It says clearly that list having values but the index is not properly fixed
It seems you didn’t create perfect dynamic components, that’s the problem.
Other than all the methods will work. If none works you are missing something at somewhere. We are sure. Show us your block, if you feel your app is more sensitive try to ping me.
Let’s summarize the persistent doubts:
1-Dynamically generated components are given an identification.
Ok ?
To get this ID, use When Any CardView Click.
2-Did you see the parameters of this event?
3-What are the parameters of the When Dynamic Any CardView Click event?
Check them out.
Ok ?
4-Well, after checking them, you’ll be able to identify which CardView was clicked, right?
Any questions ?
If you can identify which CardView was clicked, then you can use it to make the SQL where clause command.
Ok?
I don’t think so your dynamic card creation process is correct. Pls check it. You are adding values to the concern list one by one but in the same procedure you are trying to select item from the total list.
How is it possible
I hope you might have end with java null ref error
good to here. My doubt is, while creation time you didnt use dynamic component and used only dynamiccard but while selecting time alone why did you bring it?