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Learn how to properly set up your RecyclerView and avoid issues with `TextView` not displaying when utilizing multiple adapters.
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Resolving TextView Visibility Issues in RecyclerView Adaptations

If you’re developing an Android application and are working with a RecyclerView, you might encounter a frustrating issue where your TextView does not display correctly within your card views. This problem typically stems from the improper use of adapters with your RecyclerView, resulting in the disappearance of certain elements. This guide will guide you through identifying this problem and implementing an effective solution.

The Problem

You aim to display a list of names in a TextView that is a part of a card view in a RecyclerView. Many developers may run into the problem where the TextView remains empty or doesn’t show any data at all.

After investigating, you'll find that the chief culprit behind this issue is that multiple adapters are being applied to the same RecyclerView, which causes only the last adapter to be visible. Here’s a snippet showcasing this mistake:

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In this code, the first adapter is set and immediately overridden by the second one. As a result, only the second adapter's data is displayed, leading to the TextView not showing the desired names if that adapter doesn't populate it.

How to Solve It

To address this issue and properly display both your YouTubeThumbnail and your TextView, follow these steps:

1. Combine the Data

Instead of using two separate adapters for two types of data, you can consolidate your data structure. Modify your itemModel class to encapsulate both the name and the video URL. Here's how you can change your itemModel class:

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2. Update Your Adapter

Next, you'll need to modify your CustomAdapter to utilize this new data structure. Make sure you update the view holder to include a reference to the YouTubeThumbnailView so that it can display the video thumbnail along with the name:

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3. Set Up RecyclerView with One Adapter

Finally, ensure that your MainActivity only sets one adapter for your RecyclerView:

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This way, you’ll have both the TextView and the YouTubeThumbnail displayed in the same card view, preventing the issue of hidden TextView elements.

Conclusion

By unifying your data handling approach and ensuring only one adapter is linked to your RecyclerView, you can effectively render all the necessary components, including TextView, without any issues. This method not only provides a cleaner solution but also enhances the maintainability of your code.

If you have any questions or need further clarification, feel free to reach out!