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    <p>If I understand what you want, you could create a class with something like a <code>static Arraylist</code> to be appended each time an item is clicked. So create a class something like</p> <pre><code>public class Data class { static ArrayList&lt;String&gt; dataArray = new ArrayList&lt;String&gt;();; public Data() { // empty constructor but could be used if needed } </code></pre> <p>Then you can add different <code>getters/setters</code> or whatever you need here. When you click on an item you just call something like</p> <pre><code>Data.dataArray.add("stuff"); </code></pre> <p>then retrieve items in here in your next <code>Activity</code>.</p> <p>If that is too complicated or more than you need then you can just pass an <code>ArrayList</code> or whatever object you need through the <code>Intent</code></p> <p><a href="http://developer.android.com/reference/android/content/Intent.html" rel="nofollow">Intents</a></p> <p>Also, just a preference but since all of your <code>Button</code>s do the same thing, you can do away with initializing them and setting <code>listeners</code> on all of them. In xml just add </p> <pre><code>`android:onClick="someFunctionName"` </code></pre> <p>to each <code>Button</code> then use that function name</p> <pre><code>public void someFunctionName(View v) { switch(v.getId()) { // if one of the image buttons is pressed... Intent intent = new Intent(this, Listviewact.class); // pass ID of pressed button to listview-activity intent.putExtra("buttonId", v.getId()); startActivity(intent); break; // here you could place handling of other clicks if necessary... } </code></pre> <p>There is also no need for the <code>case</code> statements since they all do the same thing and you don't need <code>implements OnClickListener</code> in the <code>Activity</code> declaration</p>
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    1. COFeeling a bit dumb with the code i have been trying to make something happen but am just not getting it. Am thinking what i want to do mite be over my head at the minute as am new to coding. Its hard for me to explane what am after.
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    2. COThis magic is what i would like to do http://img594.imageshack.us/img594/9373/a7l8.png Now i have the first two images done but its this last class/image where i am finding it hard to code.The last class will have different Text/data/information on the subject from the list view click in second image.That why i asked this question because i dont want to make like 50 class's with there own data/information.I feel there much be a way of having 1 class and just changing view or insert different data to textview.Your code that you give me to start off could be what i need just dont understand it
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    3. COOk, I think I kind of understand what you want. Using a class like in my first example should work. When you click on an item then the associated data is stored in that class. Its hard to say how to set it up as I don't know what you need. You could have different `String`s, int`s, `ArrayList`, `HashMap`...it just depends on what suits your situation. This is a good way to keep the data separate from the presentation level, also
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