Android Beginner Tutorial #18 - OnItemClickListener For a ListView [display a message when clicked]

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Android Beginner Tutorial #18 - OnItemClickListener For a ListView

This is a short video on how to add an OnItemClickListener to a ListView. I show you how to print out a Toast message when clicking on a particular element in the list.

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Thanks Bro.
Keep it up.
May your creator increase your knowledge day by day.

ahmadhusaain
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holy shit!! the best, combined it with ListView filter : )

antdx
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love the video. which video has the custom adapter for listview?

AviPars
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Great Video....get is Red for me after + Names on Toast so I wasnt able to get a name on the Toast but I was able to Toast on my list view so great job. Im actually trying to click individually tho and go to new activity...but Thanks for this Tut...youre the best

johnfirchelli
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Is it possible to use intent while you click on the list?

kevinkamaluddin
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I want to set a ArrayList in a ArrayList.

I set a onclicklistener on the list that goes to a item with a new page with data being displayed so I want each string of data to have data inside of it example I put names with a onclicklistener when I go in it needs to show data related to that name with a onclick and when it is clicked it needs to save the data to a main and call on all data clicked after you have gone back basically needs to work like a shopping cart with two list views

brandonharmse
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Hey Mitch, was following through your tutorial videos but I'm currently having an issue.

I've created a ListView Filter & Search bar from your previous video Tutorial 11 and I'm trying to integrate OnItemClickListener together.

However, after filtering it displays a different toast message. For example, I typed in "Steve" in the Search bar, but when I clicked on "Steve", the toast message shows "Mitch" instead. Same goes if I type other names, "Mitch" will still be the toast message.

However, if I do not use the search bar and clicked on "Steve" or any other names, the toast message displays the name correctly.

How do I resolve this? Thanks

JunToad
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Dear Mitch, I am trying unsuccessfully to implement the OnItemClickListener on a ListView with a Custom Adapter. Everything works until I click the item and get the _ID returned and not the name of the item clicked. Do you have a video on this? many thanks

noruwaizevbaye
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What is the difference between the onItemClickListener and the onClickListener?

Alex-wxbe