Implementing a CursorAdapter to get DB rowID's of ListItems in a ListView?

If I understand your question correctly, it seems like your primary issue is determining which element has been clicked on within the adapter. You may need to switch from bindview and newview to just using getview. If you do, you can just add an onClicklistener to the view before getView returns it.

This way, each row in the list has its own listener and can update the correct row in the db. Any particular information that the onClickListener needs to run the correct database update method (ie the rowId) can also be passed into the listener with a Tag on the view. Hope that helps.

User659874 and Frenkenstein. Thx for giving me a hint. I haven't got alot of time in the last couple of days but as soon as possible I will start a new try and report back.

Thx so far. – m0rb May 30 at 20:41 I think I still have a basic understanding problem. I'm not sure how to use the Cursor adapter.Do I have to create an Object of my CursorAdapter class and pass it a cursor?

And where do I have to define the onClick Method you talked about? Within the CursorAdapter or in the Activity where I create the listview? Sorry for being a bit stubborn here... – m0rb May 30 at 21:23 I forgot to mention your flag so that you get notified.

I asked another question and would be thankful to hear from you again. – m0rb May 31 at 22:24.

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