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I don't know exactly. This behavior is accidental. Switching the addView order you can accomplish it.

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I tried switching the addView order, but it still does the same thing. Do you know of anywhere else that I could change some code around to achieve this?

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I don't remember now and I don't have a computer to check it (holydays). You can check the uses of makeView().

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I had a look around at makeView() and not to sure of how it is done. I think I will wait until you have had a look around instead of me starting to change code around. (Enjoy your holidays.)

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Hi Brias, I had a look around makeView() and could not get it to work, could you have a look around and give me some suggestions on how to achieve this please.

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As had previously discussed the behavior you mentioned was completely
accidental. Replace TableFixHeaders.addTableView() with one of this
options:

The column overlaps the row

    private void addTableView(View view, int row, int column) {
        if (row == -1 && column == -1) {
            addView(view, getChildCount() - 4);
        } else if (row == -1) {
            addView(view, getChildCount() - 5);
        } else if (column == -1) {
            addView(view, getChildCount() - 5 - rowCount);
        } else {
            addView(view, 0);
        }
    }

The row overlaps the column

    private void addTableView(View view, int row, int column) {
        if (row == -1 && column == -1) {
            addView(view, getChildCount() - 4);
        } else if (column == -1) {
            addView(view, getChildCount() - 5);
        } else if (row == -1) {
            addView(view, getChildCount() - 5 - columnCount);
        } else {
            addView(view, 0);
        }
    }

I think you will have a problem here. The views are recycled as soon as the
cell (-1, -1) overlaps them completely. You must change the point where a
view is attached & unnatached. Add the header with / height.

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Hey, just tried the above code where the row overlaps the column: works great.

Thanks.

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@ashx1 Can you share your screenshot for review?

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@ashx1 how you have achieve this behavior, i need your help?

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Hi @SaadBilal,
If you want the column to overlap the row then you put the 1st lot of code in the method addTableView in TableFixHeaders.java, if you want the row to overlap the column then you put the 2nd lot of code in the method addTableView in TableFixHeaders.java.

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@ashx1 Thank you for your reply, i tried that code for row and column but i am unable to achieve required behavior. I have attached two screenshot to show you what is going on and what i want to achieve. Please review that.
Screenshot 1: what is going on currently
Screenshot 2: what i want to achieve. (Please Help)

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@SaadBilal,
Off memory, I think the colour of that cell (-1, -1) has to be transparent as well. I can't look into it until this Sunday, but I think it has to be transparent.

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@ashx1 I have tried with transparent but unable to achieve. I am waiting for your request and dig deeply into it. Can you share your SKYPE Id?

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@SaadBilal I haven't got a Skype Id, if you can wait until this weekend
(hopefully Sunday) I can have a look at what I have done to make it work.

On Thu, 31 Mar 2016 21:17 Saad Bilal [email protected] wrote:

@ashx1 https://github.com/ashx1 I have tried with transparent but
unable to achieve. I am waiting for your request and dig deeply into it.
Can you share your SKYPE Id?

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@ashx1 Alright :)

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This is a no supported behavior but you can try to comment this line canvas.clipRect(widths[0], 0, canvas.getWidth(), canvas.getHeight()); in drawChild. That line was added after this issue and it's an optimization to reduce overdraw pixels.

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Thank you @BraisGabin, I have tried that and now i am close to solution.

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