I recommand you to store your imageID somewhere on your Adapter Then you can get the adapter of your Gallery on your OnItemClickListener then get the corresponding item ImageAdapter imageAdapter = (ImageAdapter) arg0.getAdapter() or ImageAdapter imageAdapter = sdcardImages.getAdapter() Then you can get your imageID previously stored (you have to adapt your getItem method) : int imageID = imageAdapter. GetItem(position) Then you're good to change your ImageView source :).
I recommand you to store your imageID somewhere on your Adapter Then you can get the adapter of your Gallery on your OnItemClickListener then get the corresponding item ImageAdapter imageAdapter = (ImageAdapter) arg0.getAdapter(); or ImageAdapter imageAdapter = sdcardImages.getAdapter(); Then you can get your imageID previously stored (you have to adapt your getItem method) : int imageID = imageAdapter. GetItem(position); Then you're good to change your ImageView source :).
Final String projection = {MediaStore.Images.Thumbnails. Cursor = managedQuery( MediaStore.Images.Thumbnails. Projection, null, null, MediaStore.Images.Thumbnails.
ColumnIndex = cursor. Final ImageView imageView = (ImageView) findViewById(R.id. Final Gallery sdcardImages = (Gallery) findViewById(R.id.
Public void onItemClick(AdapterView
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