Error when using ScrollView in Android

If you have added a ScrollView to your layout in Android, you might get this error showing up in your IDE:

  • error: Error parsing XML: unbound prefix


The problem is likely that you have not provided the xmlns:android attribute. If you have placed your ScrollView around the default LinearLayout in the project, just move the xmlns:android attribute from the LinearLayout to the ScrollView that you added.

(The source for the error above came from Eclipse 3.6.0 when I hovered over the error icon to the left of the ScrollView tag in my main.XML file.)

Also thanks to Lars Vogel's tutorial for showing me where to place the ScrollView.

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