Set Max Height of ListView using coding in Xamarin.Android

Related to : Set Max Height of ListView Xamarin.Android. If you want to set a maximum height of ListView using coding in Xamarin.Android, you need to implement the following code.

//set list height
                               ViewGroup.LayoutParams layoutParams = (ViewGroup.LayoutParams)listview.LayoutParameters;
                               layoutParams.Height = 300;
                               listview.LayoutParameters = layoutParams;

Here listview is your ListView variable. You can change the height as per the requirement and you can also implement some condition like

if(adapter.Count>5)
                           {
                               
                               //set list height
                               ViewGroup.LayoutParams layoutParams = (ViewGroup.LayoutParams)listview.LayoutParameters;
                               layoutParams.Height = 300;
                               listview.LayoutParameters = layoutParams;
                           }

Means code is only implemented when the item count is more than 5.

Here is the another example to set ListView height depending on the items.

if (adapter.Count > 5)
                            {
                                View item = adapter.GetView(0, null, listview);
                                item.Measure(0, 0);
                                //set list height
                                ViewGroup.LayoutParams layoutParams = (ViewGroup.LayoutParams)listview.LayoutParameters;
                                layoutParams.Height = (int)(5.5 * item.MeasuredHeight);
                                deviceList.LayoutParameters = layoutParams;
                            }

Here “adapter” is a List adapter for the listview and 5.5 means numbers of items you want to display in the list without scrolling. You can change this value as per your requirements.

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