How to refresh the ListView out of the CursorAdapter?

Beat me to it... I guess if you're inside your own Adapter classes code though, you'd just use notifyDataSetChanged() or this. NotifyDataSetChanged() though. – Maximus Apr 17 at 19:38 Thnak you, but unfortunatly none of that worked correctly.

They just have no effect... Anything I should pay attention to regarding it? I really have to show the correct data in the ListView – andi Apr 18 at 10:03 As I understand it, I should have to use requery() because I changed something in the database and the cursor holds the outdated data. But everytime I requery, the list is completely empty - not even the ImageViews are displyed... – andi Apr 18 at 12:27 having the same issue as you, any possibility you found the solution?

– angrymonkey Aug 8 at 15:49.

Sorry for the second account, I didn't remember the login for the old one. I finally got it and wanted to share it with you: In the MyCursorAdapter in the method called by the onClick - in my case it is changeTaskConditBoolValue(...) I have to call: this. ChangeCursor(db.

FetchAllTasks(myParameters)); This gets a new cursor by my Database-Class and replaces its own old one with the new one. Found no other way to change the cursor from inside the CursorAdapter. Hope, that helps others, too.

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