RecyclerView onClick

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Has anyone using RecyclerView found a way to set an onClickListener to items in the RecyclerView  I thought of setting a listener to each of the layouts for each item but that seems a little too much hassle I m sure there is a way for the RecyclerView to listen for the onClick event but I can t quite figure it out

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public class MyViewHolder extends RecyclerView ViewHolder           public TextView title  year  genre           public MyViewHolder View view                super view               title    TextView  view findViewById R id title               genre    TextView  view findViewById R id genre               year    TextView  view findViewById R id year               view setOnClickListener new View OnClickListener                      Override                 public void onClick View v                        Toast makeText context     getAdapterPosition    Toast LENGTH SHORT  show

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Here is a strategy that gives a result similar to the ListView implementation in that you can define the listener in the Activity or Fragment level instead of the Adapter or ViewHolder level  It also defines some abstract classes that take care of a lot of the boilerplate work of adapters and holders   Abstract Classes  First  define an abstract Holder that extends RecyclerView ViewHolder and defines a generic data type  T  used to bind data to the views  The bindViews method will be implemented by a subclass to map data to the views   public abstract class Holder lt T gt  extends RecyclerView ViewHolder       T data       public Holder View itemView            super itemView              public void bindData T data           this data   data          bindViews data              abstract protected void bindViews T data       Also  create an abstract Adapter that extends RecyclerView Adapter lt Holder lt T gt  gt    This defines 2 of the 3 interface methods  and a subclass will need to implement the last  onViewHolderCreated method   public abstract class Adapter lt T gt  extends RecyclerView Adapter lt Holder lt T gt  gt        List lt T gt  list   new ArrayList lt  gt           Override     public void onBindViewHolder Holder lt T gt  holder  int position            holder bindData list get position                Override     public int getItemCount             return list size               public T getItem int adapterPosition           return list get adapterPosition               Concrete Classes  Now create a new concrete class that extends Holder  This method only has to define the Views and handle the binding  Here I m using the ButterKnife library  but feel free to use itemView findViewById      methods instead   public class PersonHolder extends Holder lt Person gt        Bind R id firstname  TextView firstname       Bind R id lastname  TextView lastname       public PersonHolder View view           super view           ButterKnife bind this  view               Override     protected void bindViews Person person            firstname setText person firstname           lastname setText person lastname             Finally  in your Activity or Fragment class that holds the RecyclerView you would have this code      Create adapter  this happens in parent Activity or Fragment of RecyclerView adapter   new Adapter lt Person gt          Override     public PersonHolder onCreateViewHolder ViewGroup parent  int viewType            View v   LayoutInflater from parent getContext                         inflate R layout layout person view  parent  false            PersonHolder holder   new PersonHolder v           v setOnClickListener new OnClickListener                 Override             public void onClick View v                    int itemPos   holder getAdapterPosition                    Person person   getItem itemPos                       do something with person                 EventBus getDefault   postSticky new PersonClickedEvent itemPos  person                                       return holder

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For kotlin handle click on recyclerview anser based on Jacobs anser kotlin RecyclerViewClick  RecyclerViewClick   Kotlin 1  CREATE CLASS RecyclerItemClickListener class RecyclerItemClickListener context  Context  recyclerView  RecyclerView  listner  OnItemClickListener    RecyclerView OnItemTouchListener       var mGestureDetector  GestureDetector     var mListner  OnItemClickListener     interface OnItemClickListener           fun onItemClick view  View  position  Int          fun onLongItemClick view  View  position  Int            init           this mListner   listner         mGestureDetector   GestureDetector context  object   GestureDetector SimpleOnGestureListener                 override fun onSingleTapUp e  MotionEvent    Boolean                   return true                           override fun onLongPress e  MotionEvent                     val child  View    recyclerView findChildViewUnder e   getX    e getY                    if  child    null  amp  amp  mListner    null                        mListner onLongItemClick child  recyclerView getChildAdapterPosition child                                                          override fun onTouchEvent rv  RecyclerView  e  MotionEvent               override fun onInterceptTouchEvent view  RecyclerView  e  MotionEvent   Boolean           val childView  View    view findChildViewUnder e   getX    e getY            if  childView    null  amp  amp  mListner    null  amp  amp  mGestureDetector onTouchEvent e                 mListner onItemClick childView  view getChildAdapterPosition childView               return true                   return false            override fun onRequestDisallowInterceptTouchEvent disallowIntercept  Boolean              2  get Click on Any Recyclerview  activity fragment   recyclerView addOnItemTouchListener              RecyclerItemClickListener                  this  recyclerView  object   RecyclerItemClickListener OnItemClickListener                       override fun onItemClick view  View  position  Int                                                override fun onLongItemClick view  View  position  Int

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This works    public class ServiceListAdapter extends RecyclerView Adapter lt ServiceListAdapter ViewHolder gt     private final Context mContext  private List lt ServiceListModel gt  categoryList  private View OnClickListener onClickListener   public ServiceListAdapter Context mContext  List lt ServiceListModel gt  categoryList  View OnClickListener onClickListener        this categoryList   categoryList      this mContext   mContext      this onClickListener   onClickListener      Override public ViewHolder onCreateViewHolder final ViewGroup parent  final int viewType        final LayoutInflater inflater   LayoutInflater from parent getContext         final RowServiceListBinding binding   DataBindingUtil inflate inflater  R layout row service list  parent  false       return new ViewHolder binding getRoot    binding       Override public void onBindViewHolder final ViewHolder holder  final int position        holder binding rlService setOnClickListener onClickListener       holder binding rlService setTag position       Override public int getItemCount         return categoryList size       public class ViewHolder extends RecyclerView ViewHolder       private final RowServiceListBinding binding       public ViewHolder final View view  final RowServiceListBinding binding            super view           this binding   binding              UiThread     public void bind final ServiceListModel mAddressModel              this binding setAddress mAddressModel                  Use in activity fragment   ServiceListAdapter adapter   new ServiceListAdapter context  serviceList  new View OnClickListener              Override         public void onClick View v                switch  v getId                      case R id rlService                      int pos    int  v getTag                        serviceList remove position                       break

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This is what I ended up needing  in case someone finds it useful       public static class ViewHolder extends RecyclerView ViewHolder        public ViewHolder View item             super item           item setOnClickListener new OnClickListener                  Override             public void onClick View v                    Log d  RecyclerView    onClick     getAdapterPosition                                          Source  http   blog csdn net jwzhangjie article details 36868515

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Step 1   Write the click interface  Create an interface named RecyclerViewClickListener java and add below code  Here we declare two methods onClick and onLongClick to identify item click and long click respectively   package com androidtutorialshub recyclerviewtutorial Helper   import android view View   public interface RecyclerViewClickListener       void onClick View view  int position        void onLongClick View view  int position       Step 2   Write the Item Touch Class  Create a class named RecyclerViewTouchListener java and add below code   Here we write the logic to detect click and long press on recycler view item    package com androidtutorialshub recyclerviewtutorial Helper   import android content Context  import android support v7 widget RecyclerView  import android view GestureDetector  import android view MotionEvent  import android view View    public class RecyclerViewTouchListener implements RecyclerView OnItemTouchListener       private GestureDetector gestureDetector      private RecyclerViewClickListener clickListener       public RecyclerViewTouchListener Context context  final RecyclerView recyclerView  final RecyclerViewClickListener clickListener            this clickListener   clickListener          gestureDetector   new GestureDetector context  new GestureDetector SimpleOnGestureListener                  Override             public boolean onSingleTapUp MotionEvent e                    return true                              Override             public void onLongPress MotionEvent e                    View child   recyclerView findChildViewUnder e getX    e getY                     if  child    null  amp  amp  clickListener    null                        clickListener onLongClick child  recyclerView getChildPosition child                                                            Override     public boolean onInterceptTouchEvent RecyclerView rv  MotionEvent e             View child   rv findChildViewUnder e getX    e getY             if  child    null  amp  amp  clickListener    null  amp  amp  gestureDetector onTouchEvent e                 clickListener onClick child  rv getChildPosition child                      return false              Override     public void onTouchEvent RecyclerView rv  MotionEvent e                Override     public void onRequestDisallowInterceptTouchEvent boolean disallowIntercept               Step 3   Defining click listener  Open MainActivity java and update the below changes  Here onClick   method will detect click on item and onLongClick will detect long click on item   recyclerView addOnItemTouchListener new RecyclerViewTouchListener getApplicationContext    recyclerView  new RecyclerViewClickListener                  Override             public void onClick View view  int position                    Toast makeText getApplicationContext    bookList get position  getTitle       is clicked    Toast LENGTH SHORT  show                                Override             public void onLongClick View view  int position                    Toast makeText getApplicationContext    bookList get position  getTitle       is long pressed    Toast LENGTH SHORT  show                                  For more info or Download source code  - http   www androidtutorialshub com android-recyclerview-click-listener-tutorial

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We can do this using Java weak references  Semantically  the view holder is the one that should respond to the click event or delegate it to the correct responder   Our goals    The Viewholder should know nothing about the the class thats responding to the events except that it implements a certain interface  The click handler should get the position in the RecyclerView of the view thats clicked  We should be able to discern which view was clicked in the view holder  Maintain loose coupling between all components and don t cause any retain cycles    Steps     Create an interface to handle click responses  Implement this interface in the Activity that will handle the click  Add a member variable in the RecyclerView Adapter to hold the Weak Reference and a constructor that sets it  Do the same in the RecyclerView ViewHolder and add a member variable to keep track of position  Set your on click listeners on any view you d like in the ViewHolder  then callback to the responder to handle them  Change your onBindViewHolder method to set the position when binding  Pass the responder down to the ViewHolder  In the responder  you can now use getId   on the view to figure out which view was clicked    And here s a Gist so you can see how it all fits together  RecyclerView click handling

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Way too simple and effective   Instead of implementing interface View OnClickListener inside view holder or creating and interface and implementing interface in your activity - I used this code for simple on OnClickListener implementation   public static class SimpleStringRecyclerViewAdapter             extends RecyclerView Adapter lt SimpleStringRecyclerViewAdapter ViewHolder gt                Your initializations goes here            private List lt String gt  mValues           public static class ViewHolder extends RecyclerView ViewHolder                  create a variable mView             public final View mView                 All your row widgets goes here             public final ImageView mImageView              public final TextView mTextView                 public ViewHolder View view                    super view                     Initialize it here                 mView   view                      your row widgets initializations goes here                 mImageView    ImageView  view findViewById R id avatar                   mTextView    TextView  view findViewById android R id text1                                      public String getValueAt int position                return mValues get position                      public SimpleStringRecyclerViewAdapter Context context  List lt String gt  items                 mBackground   mTypedValue resourceId              mValues   items                      Override         public ViewHolder onCreateViewHolder ViewGroup parent  int viewType                View view   LayoutInflater from parent getContext                         inflate R layout list item  parent  false               view setBackgroundResource mBackground               return new ViewHolder view                       Override         public void onBindViewHolder final ViewHolder holder  int position                holder mBoundString   mValues get position               holder mTextView setText mValues get position                   Here it is simply write onItemClick listener here             holder mView setOnClickListener new View OnClickListener                      Override                 public void onClick View v                        Context context   v getContext                        Intent intent   new Intent context  ExampleActivity class                        context startActivity intent                                                         Override         public int getItemCount                 return mValues size

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As the API s have radically changed  It wouldn t surprise me if you were to create an OnClickListener for each item  It isn t that much of a hassle though  In your implementation of RecyclerView Adapter lt MyViewHolder gt   you should have    private final OnClickListener mOnClickListener   new MyOnClickListener      Override public MyViewHolder onCreateViewHolder final ViewGroup parent  final int viewType        View view   LayoutInflater from mContext  inflate R layout myview  parent  false       view setOnClickListener mOnClickListener       return new MyViewHolder view       The onClick method    Override public void onClick final View view        int itemPosition   mRecyclerView getChildLayoutPosition view       String item   mList get itemPosition       Toast makeText mContext  item  Toast LENGTH LONG  show

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If you want to catch click event On Individual items then just implement OnClickListener in ViewHolder class and then set click listeners on individual views or whole itemView   Following example shows the same  public  class ContactViewHolder extends RecyclerView ViewHolder implements OnClickListener               TextView txt title txt name txt email           public ContactViewHolder View itemView                         super itemView               txt title    TextView itemView findViewById R id txt title               txt name     TextView itemView findViewById R id txt name               txt email    TextView itemView findViewById R id txt email                txt name setOnClickListener this               txt email setOnClickListener this               itemView setOnClickListener this                       Override         public void onClick View v                   TODO Auto-generated method stub              if v    itemView                                Toast makeText RecyclerDemoActivity this   Visiting Card Clicked is    gt   txt name getText    Toast LENGTH SHORT  show                               if v    txt name                                Toast makeText RecyclerDemoActivity this   Name    gt   txt name getText    Toast LENGTH SHORT  show                               if v    txt email                                Toast makeText RecyclerDemoActivity this   Email    gt   txt email getText    Toast LENGTH SHORT  show

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I m aware there are a lot of answers  but I thought I might just provide my implementation of it as well   Full details can be found on another question I answered    So  to add a click listener  your inner ViewHolder class needs to implement View OnClickListener  This is because you will set an OnClickListener to the itemView parameter of the ViewHolder s constructor  Let me show you what I mean   public class ExampleClickViewHolder extends RecyclerView ViewHolder implements View OnClickListener        TextView text1  text2       ExampleClickViewHolder View itemView            super itemView               we do this because we want to check when an item has been clicked          itemView setOnClickListener this               now  like before  we assign our View variables         title    TextView  itemView findViewById R id text1           subtitle    TextView  itemView findViewById R id text2               Override     public void onClick View v               The user may not set a click listener for list items  in which case our listener            will be null  so we need to check for this         if  mOnEntryClickListener    null                mOnEntryClickListener onEntryClick v  getLayoutPosition                         The only other things you need to add are a custom interface for your Adapter and a setter method   private OnEntryClickListener mOnEntryClickListener   public interface OnEntryClickListener       void onEntryClick View view  int position      public void setOnEntryClickListener OnEntryClickListener onEntryClickListener        mOnEntryClickListener   onEntryClickListener      So your new  click-supporting Adapter is complete   Now  let s use it         ExampleClickAdapter clickAdapter   new ExampleClickAdapter yourObjects       clickAdapter setOnEntryClickListener new ExampleClickAdapter OnEntryClickListener              Override         public void onEntryClick View view  int position                   stuff that will happen when a list item is clicked                     It s basically how you would set up a normal Adapter  except that you use your setter method that you created to control what you will do when your user clicks a particular list item   You can also look through a set of examples I made on this Gist on GitHub   https   gist github com FarbodSalamat-Zadeh 7646564f48ee708c1582c013e1de4f07

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Mark the class as abstract and implement an OnClick method   public abstract class MainGridAdapter extends     RecyclerView Adapter lt MainGridAdapter ViewHolder gt    private List lt MainListItem gt  mDataset      Provide a reference to the views for each data item    Complex data items may need more than one view per item  and    you provide access to all the views for a data item in a view holder public class ViewHolder extends RecyclerView ViewHolder          each data item is just a string in this case     public TextView txtHeader      public TextView txtFooter       public ViewHolder View v            super v           txtHeader    TextView  v findViewById R id firstLine           txtFooter    TextView  v findViewById R id secondLine            public void add int position  MainListItem item        mDataset add position  item       notifyItemInserted position      public void remove MainListItem item        int position   mDataset indexOf item       mDataset remove position       notifyItemRemoved position         Provide a suitable constructor  depends on the kind of dataset  public MainGridAdapter List lt MainListItem gt  myDataset        mDataset   myDataset        Create new views  invoked by the layout manager   Override public MainGridAdapter ViewHolder onCreateViewHolder ViewGroup parent          int viewType           create a new view     View v   LayoutInflater from parent getContext    inflate              R layout list item grid line  parent  false          set the view s size  margins  paddings and layout parameters     ViewHolder vh   new ViewHolder v       return vh        Replace the contents of a view  invoked by the layout manager   Override public void onBindViewHolder final ViewHolder holder  final int position           - get element from your dataset at this position        - replace the contents of the view with that element          OnClickListener clickListener   new OnClickListener              Override         public void onClick View v                onItemClicked position                        holder itemView setOnClickListener clickListener       holder txtHeader setOnClickListener clickListener       holder txtFooter setOnClickListener clickListener       final MainListItem item   mDataset get position       holder txtHeader setText item getTitle         if  TextUtils isEmpty item getDescription               holder txtFooter setVisibility View GONE         else           holder txtFooter setVisibility View VISIBLE           holder txtFooter setText item getDescription                 Return the size of your dataset  invoked by the layout manager   Override public int getItemCount         return mDataset size       public abstract void onItemClicked int position           Implement click handler in binding event to only have one event implementation   Implementation of this   mAdapter   new MainGridAdapter listItems                  Override     public void onItemClicked int position            showToast  Item Clicked      position  ToastPlus STYLE INFO              Same can be done for long click

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From most of the answers above  they seem to be setting their onclicklisteners to individual items  However  the solution am about to offer is very simple but yet not intuitive to many  Many are forgetting that the other components are always in a parent component which is used to display items in the List or Recycler views  This solution is just about setting a single onclick listener to this parent view and the turn is played  The solution also includes a way to pass the position of the item being clicked on from the list or recycler view  Here  our main rootview is a CardView from the android support library  Here is sample code  public class ListAdapter extends RecyclerView Adapter lt ListAdapter ViewHolder gt     public static final String LOG TAG   ListAdapter class getSimpleName    private Cursor mDataset  private Context mContext  private ViewHolder mViewHolder      Provide a suitable constructor  depends on the kind of dataset  public ListAdapter Context context  Cursor Dataset        mDataset   Dataset      mContext   context        Create new views  invoked by the layout manager   Override public ViewHolder onCreateViewHolder ViewGroup parent  int viewType            create a new view     View v   LayoutInflater from parent getContext                 inflate R layout list business view  parent  false        mViewHolder   new ViewHolder v       return mViewHolder     public void setData Cursor newdata        this mDataset   newdata        Replace the contents of a view  invoked by the layout manager   Override public void onBindViewHolder ViewHolder holder  int position      Bind data to other items here  To save time  i have ommited that               here is where we attach a click listerner for an item in the recycler list rather than for each element of a given item              holder card setOnClickListener new View OnClickListener                      Override                 public void onClick View v                        Toast makeText mContext    Just cliked item at position     itemPosition  Toast LENGTH LONG  show                                            Return the size of your dataset  invoked by the layout manager   Override public int getItemCount         if  null    mDataset            return mDataset getCount              return 0          Provide a reference to the views for each data item    Complex data items may need more than one view per item  and    you provide access to all the views for a data item in a view holder public static class ViewHolder extends RecyclerView ViewHolder         each data item is just a string in this case     public final TextView mBusinesssName     View for the business name     public final TextView mBusinessCategory    View for the category name     public final ImageView businessImage     View for the business category image Image     public final TextView mBusinessDistance     View for the distance     public final CardView card       public ViewHolder View view            super view           mBusinesssName    TextView  view findViewById R id list item name textview           mBusinessCategory    TextView  view findViewById R id list item category textview           mBusinessDistance    TextView  view findViewById R id list item dist textview           businessImage    ImageView  view findViewById R id list item icon           card    CardView  view findViewById R id card view

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Here is my Code Snippet  v setOnClickListener new OnClickListener              Override         public void onClick View v                         int newposition   MainActivity mRecyclerView getChildAdapterPosition v               Intent cardViewIntent   new Intent c  in itechvalley cardviewexample MainActivityCards class               cardViewIntent putExtra  Position   newposition               c startActivity cardViewIntent                       v is View from onCreateViewHolder  c is Context

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Here is a better and less tightly coupled way to implement an OnClickListener for a RecyclerView     Snippet of usage   RecyclerView recyclerView   findViewById R id recycler   recyclerView addOnItemTouchListener      new RecyclerItemClickListener context  recyclerView  new RecyclerItemClickListener OnItemClickListener            Override public void onItemClick View view  int position               do whatever                 Override public void onLongItemClick View view  int position               do whatever                     RecyclerItemClickListener implementation   import android content Context  import android support v7 widget RecyclerView  import android view GestureDetector  import android view MotionEvent  import android view View    public class RecyclerItemClickListener implements RecyclerView OnItemTouchListener     private OnItemClickListener mListener     public interface OnItemClickListener       public void onItemClick View view  int position        public void onLongItemClick View view  int position          GestureDetector mGestureDetector     public RecyclerItemClickListener Context context  final RecyclerView recyclerView  OnItemClickListener listener        mListener   listener      mGestureDetector   new GestureDetector context  new GestureDetector SimpleOnGestureListener              Override         public boolean onSingleTapUp MotionEvent e                return true                      Override         public void onLongPress MotionEvent e                View child   recyclerView findChildViewUnder e getX    e getY                 if  child    null  amp  amp  mListener    null                    mListener onLongItemClick child  recyclerView getChildAdapterPosition child                                          Override public boolean onInterceptTouchEvent RecyclerView view  MotionEvent e        View childView   view findChildViewUnder e getX    e getY         if  childView    null  amp  amp  mListener    null  amp  amp  mGestureDetector onTouchEvent e           mListener onItemClick childView  view getChildAdapterPosition childView          return true            return false          Override public void onTouchEvent RecyclerView view  MotionEvent motionEvent          Override   public void onRequestDisallowInterceptTouchEvent  boolean disallowIntercept

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According to Yigit Boyar  the best way to register a click on a RecyclerView is to define the click in the creation of the viewholder instead of just creating a new onClickListener for each item that the onBindViewHolder binds Example override fun onCreateViewHolder parent  ViewGroup  viewType  Int   BaseViewHolder lt   gt            val itemBinding   LayoutInflater from context  inflate R layout my layout  parent  false          val vh   MainViewHolder itemBinding           vh itemView setOnClickListener               val pos   vh adapterPosition             if pos    NO POSITION                   itemClickLister onCocktailClick myList pos  pos                              return vh

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The RecyclerView does not have a OnClickListener and will have to implement it ourselves   I like to add a OnItemClickListener interface in Adapter with an onClick method invoked when you click on the item view from the ViewHolder  Thus the responsibility of managing the click on an item is outside the ViewHolder and Adapter  Will the activity or fragment which will decide what to do  Add an interface to the listener and the listener object    public class ItemsAdapter extends RecyclerView Adapter lt ItemsAdapter ViewHolder gt              private static OnItemClickListener onItemClickListener            public static interface OnItemClickListener         public void onItemClick View view  int position                  We capture the click of the root view of the item and when the callback is triggered onClick listener call on the adapter    public class ItemsAdapter extends RecyclerView Adapter lt ItemsAdapter ViewHolder gt              private static OnItemClickListener onItemClickListener            public static interface OnItemClickListener         public void onItemClick View view  int position                 public static class ViewHolder extends RecyclerView ViewHolder         public ImageView imageView         public ViewHolder View itemRootView              super itemRootView             imageView    ImageView  itemRootView findViewById R id itemImage              itemRootView setOnClickListener new View OnClickListener                    Override               public void onClick View view                      int position    ViewHolder super getAdapterPosition                      onItemClickListener onItemClick view position                                                 Since the activity or fragment   fragment in our case   we assign a listener to the adapter and the onClick callback we will get the selected item by position and opened a detailed activity of item   public class ItemsFragment extends Fragment                Override     public View onCreateView LayoutInflater inflater  ViewGroup container                               Bundle savedInstanceState                             ItemsAdapter  adapter  setOnItemClickListener new ItemsAdapter OnItemClickListener                  Override             public void onItemClick View view  int position                      Do something when an item has been clicked

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Based on Jacob Tabak s answer   1 for him   I was able to add onLongClick listener   import android content Context  import android support v7 widget RecyclerView  import android view GestureDetector  import android view MotionEvent  import android view View   public class RecyclerItemClickListener implements RecyclerView OnItemTouchListener       public interface OnItemClickListener           void onItemClick View view  int position            void onItemLongClick View view  int position              private OnItemClickListener mListener       private GestureDetector mGestureDetector       public RecyclerItemClickListener Context context  final RecyclerView recyclerView  OnItemClickListener listener            mListener   listener           mGestureDetector   new GestureDetector context  new GestureDetector SimpleOnGestureListener                  Override             public boolean onSingleTapUp MotionEvent e                    return true                              Override             public void onLongPress MotionEvent e                    View childView   recyclerView findChildViewUnder e getX    e getY                      if  childView    null  amp  amp  mListener    null                        mListener onItemLongClick childView  recyclerView getChildAdapterPosition childView                                                            Override     public boolean onInterceptTouchEvent RecyclerView view  MotionEvent e            View childView   view findChildViewUnder e getX    e getY              if  childView    null  amp  amp  mListener    null  amp  amp  mGestureDetector onTouchEvent e                 mListener onItemClick childView  view getChildAdapterPosition childView                       return false              Override     public void onTouchEvent RecyclerView view  MotionEvent motionEvent                Override     public void onRequestDisallowInterceptTouchEvent boolean disallowIntercept              Then you can use it like this   recyclerView addOnItemTouchListener new RecyclerItemClickListener getActivity    recyclerView  new RecyclerItemClickListener OnItemClickListener          Override     public void onItemClick View view  int position                               Override     public void onItemLongClick View view  int position

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Kotlin implementation of nhaarman s answer    mRecyclerView addOnItemTouchListener object    RecyclerItemClickListener this  mRecyclerView object  RecyclerItemClickListener OnItemClickListener              override fun onItemClick view  View  position  Int                                override fun onLongItemClick view  View   position  Int                           RecyclerItemClickListener java     import android content Context import android support v7 widget RecyclerView import android view GestureDetector import android view MotionEvent import android view View   open class RecyclerItemClickListener context  Context  recyclerView  RecyclerView  private val mListener  OnItemClickListener     RecyclerView OnItemTouchListener        private var mGestureDetector  GestureDetector      interface OnItemClickListener           fun onItemClick view  View  position  Int           fun onLongItemClick view  View   position  Int             init           mGestureDetector   GestureDetector context  object   GestureDetector SimpleOnGestureListener                 override fun onSingleTapUp e  MotionEvent   Boolean                   return true                            override fun onLongPress e  MotionEvent                    val child   recyclerView findChildViewUnder e x  e y                  if  child    null  amp  amp  mListener    null                        mListener onLongItemClick child  recyclerView getChildAdapterPosition child                                                         override fun onInterceptTouchEvent view  RecyclerView  e  MotionEvent   Boolean           val childView   view findChildViewUnder e x  e y          if  childView    null  amp  amp  mListener    null  amp  amp  mGestureDetector onTouchEvent e                 mListener onItemClick childView  view getChildAdapterPosition childView               return true                   return false            override fun onTouchEvent view  RecyclerView  motionEvent  MotionEvent          override fun onRequestDisallowInterceptTouchEvent disallowIntercept  Boolean

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I have looked thorugh all of the anwers and was not quite satasifed  I found much easier and faster solution  Wanted to share for future readers     Choose any View inside your single recycler item   Get parent of this View  Make sure you cast to appropirate ViewGroup   Set your onClickListener to this parent     Sample code  It is written inside your onBindViewHolder method of your adapter       Override public void onBindViewHolder  NonNull final ViewHolder holder  final int position         ConstraintLayout parent    ConstraintLayout  holder title getParent        parent setOnClickListener new View OnClickListener              Override         public void onClick View v                Toast makeText context   Clicked recycler view item at position     position  Toast LENGTH SHORT  show

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Unfortunately RecyclerView is missing a couple of features that ListView had built-in      For example the ability to add an OnItemClickListener that triggers when an item is clicked       RecyclerView allows you to set an OnClickListener in your adapter  but passing on that click     listener from your calling code  to the adapter and to the ViewHolder  is complicated     for catching a simple item click   public class ItemClickSupport   private final RecyclerView mRecyclerView  private OnItemClickListener mOnItemClickListener  private OnItemLongClickListener mOnItemLongClickListener  private View OnClickListener mOnClickListener   new View OnClickListener          Override     public void onClick View v            if  mOnItemClickListener    null                RecyclerView ViewHolder holder   mRecyclerView getChildViewHolder v               mOnItemClickListener onItemClicked mRecyclerView  holder getAdapterPosition    v                      private View OnLongClickListener mOnLongClickListener   new View OnLongClickListener          Override     public boolean onLongClick View v            if  mOnItemLongClickListener    null                RecyclerView ViewHolder holder   mRecyclerView getChildViewHolder v               return mOnItemLongClickListener onItemLongClicked mRecyclerView  holder getAdapterPosition    v                     return false           private RecyclerView OnChildAttachStateChangeListener mAttachListener           new RecyclerView OnChildAttachStateChangeListener          Override     public void onChildViewAttachedToWindow View view            if  mOnItemClickListener    null                view setOnClickListener mOnClickListener                     if  mOnItemLongClickListener    null                view setOnLongClickListener mOnLongClickListener                         Override     public void onChildViewDetachedFromWindow View view               private ItemClickSupport RecyclerView recyclerView        mRecyclerView   recyclerView      mRecyclerView setTag R id item click support  this       mRecyclerView addOnChildAttachStateChangeListener mAttachListener      public static ItemClickSupport addTo RecyclerView view        ItemClickSupport support    ItemClickSupport  view getTag R id item click support       if  support    null            support   new ItemClickSupport view             return support     public static ItemClickSupport removeFrom RecyclerView view        ItemClickSupport support    ItemClickSupport  view getTag R id item click support       if  support    null            support detach view             return support     public ItemClickSupport setOnItemClickListener OnItemClickListener listener        mOnItemClickListener   listener      return this     public ItemClickSupport setOnItemLongClickListener OnItemLongClickListener listener        mOnItemLongClickListener   listener      return this     private void detach RecyclerView view        view removeOnChildAttachStateChangeListener mAttachListener       view setTag R id item click support  null      public interface OnItemClickListener        void onItemClicked RecyclerView recyclerView  int position  View v      public interface OnItemLongClickListener        boolean onItemLongClicked RecyclerView recyclerView  int position  View v         You also need to define R id item click support using ids xml     lt  xml version  1 0  encoding  utf-8   gt    lt resources gt     lt item name  item click support  type  id    gt    lt  resources gt    The resulting code click listener now looks like this   ItemClickSupport addTo mRecyclerView  setOnItemClickListener new ItemClickSupport OnItemClickListener      Override public void onItemClicked RecyclerView recyclerView  int position  View v           do it         For Brief Explanation about recyclerview clicks please have a look at this littlerobots blog

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I have nice solution for RecyclerView s onItemClickListener for the items and subitems Step 1- Create an interface public interface OnRecyclerViewItemClickListener                  Called when any item with in recyclerview or any item with in item        clicked                 param position                   The position of the item         param id                   The id of the view which is clicked with in the item or                   -1 if the item itself clicked             public void onRecyclerViewItemClicked int position  int id      Step 2- Then use it in adapter s onBindViewHolder method in the following way            Custom created method for Setting the item click listener for the items and items with in items         param listener OnRecyclerViewItemClickListener              public void setOnItemClickListener OnRecyclerViewItemClickListener listener                this listener   listener              Override     public void onBindViewHolder ViewHolder viewHolder  final int position                        viewHolder albumBg setBackgroundResource  itemData position              getImageUrl                  viewHolder albumName setText arrayList get position  getName             viewHolder artistName setText arrayList get position  getArtistName             String imgUrl   arrayList get position  getThumbImageUrl                 makeImageRequest imgUrl  viewHolder           viewHolder parentView setOnClickListener new View OnClickListener                               Override             public void onClick View v                                listener onRecyclerViewItemClicked position  -1                                     viewHolder settingButton setOnClickListener new View OnClickListener                               Override             public void onClick View v                                listener onRecyclerViewItemClicked position  v getId                                                      class to hold a reference to each item of RecyclerView     public static class ViewHolder extends RecyclerView ViewHolder                    public TextView albumName  artistName          public ImageView albumIcon  settingButton          public LinearLayout parentView               public ViewHolder View itemLayoutView                        super itemLayoutView                  albumBg    LinearLayout  itemLayoutView                 findViewById R id albumDlbg               albumName    TextView  itemLayoutView findViewById R id albumName               artistName    TextView  itemLayoutView                      findViewById R id artistName               albumIcon    ImageView  itemLayoutView findViewById R id albumIcon               parentView    LinearLayout  itemLayoutView                      findViewById R id albumDlbg               settingButton    ImageView  itemLayoutView                      findViewById R id settingBtn                         Step 3- find and setup recycler view in activity or fragment where you are using this recyclerView    RecyclerView  rootview findViewById R id vmtopsongs            lm   new LinearLayoutManager mActivity           lm setOrientation LinearLayoutManager VERTICAL           recyclerView setLayoutManager lm           recyclerView addItemDecoration                  new HorizontalDividerItemDecoration Builder getActivity                             paint Utils getPaint    build             PopularSongsadapter mAdapter   new PopularSongsadapter gallery                  mActivity  true              set adapter         recyclerView setAdapter mAdapter           mAdapter setOnItemClickListener this              set item animator to DefaultAnimator         recyclerView setItemAnimator new DefaultItemAnimator      Step 4- Finally implement interface in activity or fragment where you are using the recyclerview  Override     public void onRecyclerViewItemClicked int position  int id                if id  -1               Toast makeText mActivity   quot complete item clicked quot   Toast LENGTH LONG  show             else              Toast makeText mActivity   quot setting button clicked quot   Toast LENGTH LONG  show                     Update for Kotlin Language I have updated the code for kotlin in which only whole view has on click listener   You can set subitems click listener by editing interface and code according to above java code  Adapter class RecentPostsAdapter private val list  MutableList lt Post gt         RecyclerView Adapter lt RecentPostsAdapter ViewHolder gt          private lateinit var onItemClickListener  OnItemClickListener      override fun onCreateViewHolder parent  ViewGroup  viewType  Int   ViewHolder           return ViewHolder              LayoutInflater from parent context                   inflate R layout listitem recent post  parent  false                       override fun getItemCount    Int           return list size            fun setOnItemClickListener onItemClickListener  OnItemClickListener            this onItemClickListener   onItemClickListener            private fun getItem position  Int   Post           return list position             override fun onBindViewHolder holder  ViewHolder  position  Int            holder bind getItem position           holder itemView setOnClickListener View OnClickListener               onItemClickListener onItemClick                  position                                     class ViewHolder itemView  View    RecyclerView ViewHolder itemView            private var imageView  NetworkImageView    null         private var tvTitle  TextView    null         private var tvExcerpt  TextView    null         private var htmlSpanner  HtmlSpanner   HtmlSpanner            init               imageView   itemView findViewById R id niv post image              tvTitle   itemView findViewById R id tv post title              tvExcerpt   itemView findViewById R id tv post excerpt                     fun bind post  Post                tvTitle  text   post title             tvExcerpt  text   htmlSpanner fromHtml post excerpt                       interface OnItemClickListener           fun onItemClick position  Int           Activity or Fragment recyclerView   view findViewById R id rvHomeRecentPosts          recyclerView layoutManager   LinearLayoutManager view context          list   mutableListOf           recentPostsAdapter   RecentPostsAdapter list          recyclerView adapter   recentPostsAdapter         recentPostsAdapter setOnItemClickListener object RecentPostsAdapter OnItemClickListener              override fun onItemClick position  Int                     activity as MainActivity  findNavController R id nav host fragment  navigate R id action nav home to nav post detail

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Don t reinvent the wheel  The code for this specific use case is included in the Master Detail Flow starter project that comes with Android Studio  From Android Studio select   File  gt  New  gt  New Project     In the Phone and Tablet tab select Master Detail Flow as shown below     Create the project as either Kotlin or Java  Profit   I am not going to include here the code from google s ootb the demo project  but I ll outline the main design approaches in the sample provided by google   the item OnClickListener is created ONLY ONCE  and is assigned to a field in your RecyclerView Adapter implementation  in the onBindViewHolder   you should set the same  pre-created onClickListener object on your ViewHolder instance with holder itemView setOnClickListener mOnClickListener   AVOID creating a new instance on every method call    if you need to capture clicks on some specific elements inside the ViewHolder then extend ViewHolder and expose the elements you need as fields so that you can attach whatever listeners you need in onBindViewHolder       and once again  do NOT re-create the listeners on every method call     initialise them as instance fields and attach them as needed  you can use  setTag   in order to pass state to your viewHolder  e g  holder itemView setTag mValues get position    as used in the demo

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For me  this is the best way   class YourRecyclerAdapter extends RecyclerView Adapter lt ContactViewHolder gt  implements View OnClickListener             Override   public void onClick View view            int itemPosition   vRecycle getChildPosition view             And use itemPosition to get the item from your collection  This way you dont restrain the ViewHolder with a OnClick callback

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here is complete code for my custom adapter  this code will inflate the rows with list items defined in the xml file named  list item  it will also perform click event on all list items rows with respective positions    public class MyCustomAdapter extends RecyclerView Adapter  lt  AdapterMyCustomAdapter ViewHolder gt         public static class ViewHolder extends RecyclerView ViewHolder implements OnClickListener           public onItemClickListener mListener          public ViewHolder View v  onItemClickListener listener                super v               mListener  listener              v setOnClickListener this                       Override         public void onClick View v                mListener onRecyclerItemClick v  getPosition                        public static interface onItemClickListener               public void onRecyclerItemClick View view   int position                         Override     public int getItemCount             return 5              Override     public void onBindViewHolder ViewHolder holder  int pos                       Override     public ViewHolder onCreateViewHolder ViewGroup parent  int position            View v   LayoutInflater from parent getContext                     inflate R layout list item  parent  false           here list item is an xml file we want to inflate    it is same as we do in case of listview for customization             MyCustomAdapter ViewHolder vh   new ViewHolder v  new MyCustomAdapter ViewHolder onItemClickListener                   Override             public void onRecyclerItemClick View view  int position                    System out println  clicked on list item at position    position                                      return vh

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Let s see how we can also implement this with Jetpack   AndroidX  You need to create an observable in the viewmodel class like this  private MutableLiveData lt Integer gt  adapterItem   new MutableLiveData lt  gt      public MutableLiveData lt Integer gt  getAdapterItem         return adapterItem     public void setAdapterItem int adapterItem        this getAdapterItem   setValue adapterItem       Then in the adapter class make sure you pass the viewmodel reference as parameter in the constructor then implement the clicklistener on the viewholder      public MyViewHolder  NonNull View itemView            super itemView           if itemView    null               itemView setOnClickListener v - gt                    int adapterPosition   getAdapterPosition                    viewModel setAdapterItem adapterPosition                                       Then from the activity class just observe the changes      viewModel getAdapterItem   observe this  position - gt            Log w TAG   clicked      ridesArray get position

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Same answer in Kotlin  inner class MyViewHolder v  View  myOnClickListener  MyOnClickListener    RecyclerView ViewHolder v        init           v setOnClickListener   v - gt  myOnClickListener onClick v  adapterPosition             override fun onCreateViewHolder viewGroup  ViewGroup  viewType  Int   MyViewHolder       val view   LayoutInflater from viewGroup context  inflate R layout myview  viewGroup  false      return MyViewHolder view  mOnClickListener     inner class MyOnClickListener       fun onClick view  View  position  Int            val item   mList position          Toast makeText view context  item  Toast LENGTH LONG  show

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In kotlin with constructor implementation  Initialize your Recyclerview constructor like below  class ListAdapter  c  Context  private var list  List lt Project gt   private val itemClick   Project  - gt  Unit     RecyclerView Adapter lt ListAdapter ViewHolder gt       return with itemClick in your onCreateViewHolder  override fun onCreateViewHolder parent  ViewGroup  viewType  Int  ProjectViewHolder       val view   inflater inflate R layout list item  parent  false      return ViewHolder view  itemClick      Your onBindViewHolder  override fun onBindViewHolder holder  ViewHolder  position  Int        holder bindProject list position       Then with viewHolder class create bindProject function   class ViewHolder      view  View      private val itemClick   Project  - gt  Unit     RecyclerView ViewHolder view         private val clientTextCount   7      val titleTextView  TextView   view projectTitleTextView      fun bindProject project  Project            with project                titleTextView text   name             itemView setOnClickListener   itemClick this                        Finally in your activity initialize adapter with lazy   private val adapter  ListAdapter by lazy       ListAdapter this  projectList               Here you can implement your onClick function             For adding new list to recyclerview initialize below method in your adapter  fun setProjects projects  List lt Project gt             projectList   projects         notifyDataSetChanged           and call setProjects method anywhere in your activity   adapter setProjects projects    That s it

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This is what I do to reuse OnClickListener     public class TestAdapter extends RecyclerView Adapter lt TestAdapter MyviewHolder gt                                           implements View OnClickListener   in ViewHoder Take itemlayout s parent    public class MyviewHolder extends RecyclerView ViewHolder           LinearLayout linearLayout item           public MyviewHolder View itemView                super itemView               linearLayout item itemView findViewById R id linearLayout item                     in onBindViewHolder set tag as position      Override     public void onBindViewHolder MyviewHolder holder  int position            holder linearLayout item setTag position          holder linearLayout item setOnClickListener this           and in Onclick    Override public void onClick View v         int position    int  v getTag        switch  v getId              case R id linearLayout item                  do some thing with position               break

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This was so hard for me to have on item click listener in the activity and also to have click listener for single view of the item that will not trigger on item click listener  After playing around with Jacob Tabak s answer I respect his answer for on item click if no other touch actions inside item are presented   I have a custom OnClickListener interface that have on item click event which holds the clicked item s view and the item position from the adapter  I present an instance of it in the constructor or it can be with setter  and attach it to the view holder container click listener   I also have other click listener in the Adapter Can be in the view holder  which will handle current View click from the container    public class MyRecyclerAdapter extends RecyclerView Adapter lt MyViewHolder gt     private ArrayList lt String gt  mData  private OnItemClickListener mOnItemClickListener   public interface OnItemClickListener       public void onItemClick View view  int position      public MyRecyclerAdapter ArrayList lt String gt  itemsData          OnItemClickListener onItemClickListener        mOnItemClickListener   onItemClickListener      this mData   itemsData      Override public MyViewHolder onCreateViewHolder ViewGroup parent          int viewType         View layoutView   LayoutInflater from mContext  inflate              R layout list item  parent  false        final MyViewHolder viewHolder   new MyViewHolder layoutView        viewHolder container setOnClickListener new OnClickListener               Override         public void onClick View v                mOnItemClickListener onItemClick v  viewHolder getAdapterPosition                            viewH lder button setOnClickListener new OnClickListener               Override         public void onClick View v                  do button click work here with                mData get  viewHolder getAdapterPosition                             return viewHolder      Override public int getItemCount         return mData size         In the activity you need to initialize the adapter by passing instance of the OnItemClickListener  public class FeedActivity extends ActionBarActivity     Override protected void onCreate Bundle savedInstanceState        super onCreate savedInstanceState                 RecyclerView recyclerView    RecyclerView  findViewById R id my recycler view                   MyRecyclerAdapter adapter   new MyRecyclerAdapter new ArrayList lt String gt     new OnItemClickListener               Override         public void onItemClick View view  int position                    list item was clicked                        recyclerView setLayoutManager new LinearLayoutManager this        recyclerView setAdapter mFeedsAdapter       And my ViewHolder  public class MyViewHolder extends RecyclerView ViewHolder    public Button button  public View container   public MyViewHolder View itemLayoutView        super itemLayoutView        container   itemLayoutView      button    Button  itemLayoutView findViewById R id button

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I do it in this way  without undue classes  detectors etc  Simple code inside our adapter  Especially better solution for longClick than presented before   public class PasswordAdapter extends RecyclerView Adapter lt PasswordAdapter ViewHolder gt        private static ClickListener clickListener       public static class ViewHolder extends RecyclerView ViewHolder implements View OnClickListener  View OnLongClickListener           TextView name           public ViewHolder View itemView                super itemView               itemView setOnClickListener this               itemView setOnLongClickListener this               name    TextView  itemView findViewById R id card name                       Override         public void onClick View v                clickListener onItemClick getAdapterPosition    v                       Override         public boolean onLongClick View v                clickListener onItemLongClick getAdapterPosition    v               return false                       public void setOnItemClickListener ClickListener clickListener            PasswordAdapter clickListener   clickListener             public interface ClickListener           void onItemClick int position  View v           void onItemLongClick int position  View v             Then inside fragment or activity  just hit   PasswordAdapter mAdapter         mAdapter setOnItemClickListener new PasswordAdapter ClickListener          Override     public void onItemClick int position  View v            Log d TAG   onItemClick position      position               Override     public void onItemLongClick int position  View v            Log d TAG   onItemLongClick pos       position

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All the answers posted so far are great solutions  however if you do not want to deal with too many implementation details  and just want it to work similarly to how ListView does  I would recommend using TwoWay-View  as seen here   https   github com lucasr twoway-view  Note that this implementation also supports long press on items  as well as support for pressed states  which is something important that other solutions to this question lack    If you don t want to use the entire library  take a look at the ClickItemTouchListener class  which can be used as a standalone if needed  The only issue I found with it at the moment is with long press   scrolling  it seems to have incorrect behaviour

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You can implement OnClickListener to your ViewHolder class  public static class ViewHolder extends RecyclerView ViewHolder implements View OnClickListener           public Item item          InjectView R id tv title          public TextView tvTitle           InjectView R id rl row          public RelativeLayout rlRow           public ViewHolder View v                super v               ButterKnife inject this  v               v setOnClickListener this                       Override         public void onClick View view                Log e  item title  item getTitle                       And onBindViewHolder set your view holder s item  public void onBindViewHolder ViewHolder holder  int position            holder tvTitle setText objects get position  getTitle             holder item   objects get position

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you can easily define setOnClickListener in your ViewHolder class as follow    public class ViewHolder extends RecyclerView ViewHolder       TextView product name       ViewHolder View itemView            super itemView           product name    TextView  itemView findViewById R id product name           itemView setOnClickListener new View OnClickListener                  Override             public void onClick View view                    int itemPosition   getLayoutPosition                    Toast makeText getApplicationContext    itemPosition         String valueOf product name getText     Toast LENGTH SHORT  show

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There is far easier way to do this  Just apply on click in onBindViewHolder on root view   Consider this is your view for adapter    lt LinearLayout     xmlns android  http   schemas android com apk res android      xmlns card view  http   schemas android com apk res-auto      android id    id linearlayout      android layout width  match parent      android layout height  match parent      android orientation  vertical  gt            lt TextView             android id    id textview              android layout width  match parent              android layout height  wrap content              android layout marginBottom  1dp              android textSize  15sp    gt   lt  LinearLayout gt    Then do following in your adapter    get the layout and make view holder  Override public RVAdapter ViewHolder1 onCreateViewHolder ViewGroup parent  int viewType         View view   LayoutInflater from parent getContext    inflate R layout adapter layout  null       ViewHolder1 viewHolder   new ViewHolder1 view       return viewHolder      Override public void onBindViewHolder RVAdapter ViewHolder1 holder  int position           apply on click on your root view     holder linearlayout setOnClickListener new View OnClickListener              Override         public void onClick View v                  Do on click stuff                        make references to views in layout including root view public class ViewHolder1 extends RecyclerView ViewHolder        protected LinearLayout linearlayout   null     protected TextView textview   null       public CareerLinksViewHolder View itemView            super itemView            this linearlayout    LinearLayout  itemView findViewById R id linearlayout           this tvCompName    TextView  itemView findViewById R id textview

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Add an interface in your adapter class   public interface SelectedUser       void selectedUser UserModel userModel        implement your interface in the mainactivity and overide selectedUser method    Override public void selectedUser UserModel userModel         startActivity new Intent MainActivity this  SelectedUserActivity class  putExtra  data  userModel         Full tutorial check out here plus source code  Recyclerview with clicklistener and searchview

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For me the clean way to do that is this one   Adapter constructor  private class EnvironmentTypeRecyclerViewAdapter extends RecyclerView Adapter lt EnvironmentTypeRecyclerViewAdapter ViewHolder gt         private final EnvironmentTypeRecyclerViewAdapterListener mEnvironmentTypeRecyclerViewAdapterListener       private List lt Environment gt  mEnvironmentsData        public class ViewHolder extends RecyclerView ViewHolder implements View OnClickListener                 public ViewHolder View v                          super v                v setOnClickListener this                          Override          public void onClick View v                           Environment environment   mEnvironmentsData get getAdapterPosition                   if  mEnvironmentTypeRecyclerViewAdapterListener    null  amp  amp  environment    null                          mEnvironmentTypeRecyclerViewAdapterListener onListItemSelected environment                                            public EnvironmentTypeRecyclerViewAdapter List lt SmallCellEnvironment gt  environments  EnvironmentTypeRecyclerViewAdapterListener environmentTypeRecyclerViewAdapterListener                        mEnvironmentTypeRecyclerViewAdapterListener   environmentTypeRecyclerViewAdapterListener              mEnvironmentsData   environments                The Linked Interface   private interface EnvironmentTypeRecyclerViewAdapterListener       void onListItemSelected Environment environment

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Very simple  add this class   public class OnItemClickListener implements View OnClickListener       private int position      private OnItemClickCallback onItemClickCallback       public OnItemClickListener int position  OnItemClickCallback onItemClickCallback            this position   position          this onItemClickCallback   onItemClickCallback              Override     public void onClick View view            onItemClickCallback onItemClicked view  position              public interface OnItemClickCallback           void onItemClicked View view  int position             Get an instance of  OnItemClickCallback  interface and put it in your activity or fragment   private OnItemClickListener OnItemClickCallback onItemClickCallback   new OnItemClickListener OnItemClickCallback          Override     public void onItemClicked View view  int position               Then  pass that callback to your recyclerView   recyclerView setAdapter new SimpleStringRecyclerViewAdapter Arrays asList  1    2    3    onItemClickCallback      Finally  this would be your adapter   public class SimpleStringRecyclerViewAdapter extends RecyclerView Adapter lt SimpleStringRecyclerViewAdapter ViewHolder gt        private List lt String gt  mValues      private OnItemClickListener OnItemClickCallback onItemClickCallback       public SimpleStringRecyclerViewAdapter List lt String gt  items  OnItemClickListener OnItemClickCallback onItemClickCallback            mValues   items          this onItemClickCallback   onItemClickCallback             public static class ViewHolder extends RecyclerView ViewHolder           public final TextView mTextView           public ViewHolder View view                super view               mTextView    TextView  view findViewById R id txt title                         Override     public ViewHolder onCreateViewHolder ViewGroup parent  int viewType            View view   LayoutInflater from parent getContext    inflate R layout list item  parent  false           return new ViewHolder view               Override     public void onBindViewHolder final ViewHolder holder  final int position            holder mTextView setText mValues get position            holder mTextView setOnClickListener new OnItemClickListener position  onItemClickCallback                Override     public int getItemCount             return mValues size

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Here is what I did Read more  amp  download the gist here  Adding the same here  CustomItemClickListener java  public interface CustomItemClickListener    public void onItemClick View v  int position       ItemsListAdapter java  public class ItemsListAdapter extends RecyclerView Adapter lt ItemsListAdapter ViewHolder gt    ArrayList lt ItemListSingleItem gt  data   Context mContext  CustomItemClickListener listener    Override public ViewHolder onCreateViewHolder ViewGroup parent  int viewType        View mView   LayoutInflater from parent getContext    inflate R layout items list single item  parent  false       final ViewHolder mViewHolder   new ViewHolder mView       mView setOnClickListener new View OnClickListener              Override         public void onClick View v                listener onItemClick v  mViewHolder getAdapterPosition                           return mViewHolder      Override public void onBindViewHolder ViewHolder holder  int position        holder itemTitle setText Html fromHtml data get position  getTitle          if   TextUtils isEmpty data get position  getThumbnailURL                I Love picasso library    http   square github io picasso          Picasso with mContext  load data get position  getThumbnailURL    error R drawable ic no image                   placeholder R drawable ic no image                   transform new RoundedCornersTransformation 5  0                    into holder thumbnailImage         else           holder thumbnailImage setImageResource R drawable ic no image              Override public int getItemCount         return data size       public ItemsListAdapter Context mContext  ArrayList lt ItemsListSingleItem gt  data  CustomItemClickListener listener        this data   data      this mContext   mContext      this listener   listener     public static class ViewHolder extends RecyclerView ViewHolder       public TextView itemTitle      public ImageView thumbnailImage       ViewHolder View v            super v           itemTitle    TextView  v                  findViewById R id post title           thumbnailImage    ImageView  v findViewById R id post thumb image

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Check out a similar question  CommonsWare s comment links to this  which implements the OnClickListener interface in the viewHolder   Here s a simple example of the ViewHolder       TextView textView   declare global with in adapter class  public static class ViewHolder extends RecyclerView ViewHolder implements View OnClickListener          private ViewHolder View itemView                super itemView               itemView setOnClickListener this               textView    TextView view findViewById android R id text1                    Override       public void onClick View view                Toast makeText view getContext     position       getLayoutPosition    Toast LENGTH SHORT  show                go through each item if you have few items within recycler view         if getLayoutPosition    0                Do whatever you want here           else if getLayoutPosition    1                 Do whatever you want here                    else if getLayoutPosition    2             else if getLayoutPosition    3             else if getLayoutPosition    4             else if getLayoutPosition    5                         or you can use For loop if you have long list of items  Use its length or size of the list as          for int i   0  i lt exampleList size    i                                The Adapter then looks like this        Override     public ViewHolder onCreateViewHolder ViewGroup parent  int viewType            View view  LayoutInflater from parent getContext    inflate android R layout simple list item 1  parent  false            return new ViewHolder view

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Here is simple and clear way is add inside your ReacyclerView ViewHolder  public static class MyViewholder extends RecyclerView ViewHolder        public MyViewholder View itemView            super itemView            itemView setOnClickListener new OnClickListener                  Override             public void onClick View v                    Log d  Tag    onClick     getAdapterPosition                                          getAdapterPosition   is returns the current clicked item position

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here my way  in activity class       public class MyActivity extends AppCompatActivity implements EmployeeAdapter ClickListener                Override     public void onClick int position                          in adapter class       public class MyAdapter extends RecyclerView Adapter lt MyAdapter MyViewHolder gt                 Override     public void onBindViewHolder             holder textView1 setOnClickListener v - gt  clickListener onClick position                      public interface ClickListener           void onClick int position

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You can pass a clickListener to Adapter   In your Activity   private View OnClickListener mItemClick   new View OnClickListener           Override     public void onClick View v            Intent intent   null          int position   list getChildPosition v           switch  position                case 0                  intent   new Intent MainActivity this  LeakCanaryActivity class                   break              case 1                  intent   new Intent MainActivity this  ButterKnifeFragmentActivity class                   break                    if  intent    null                MainActivity this startActivity intent                        then pass it to Adapter   MainAdapter mainAdapter   new MainAdapter this  mItemClick     In Adapter s onCreateViewHolder     Override public MainAdapter ViewHolder onCreateViewHolder ViewGroup viewGroup  int position        View itemView   activity getLayoutInflater   inflate R layout main adapter item  viewGroup  false       ViewHolder holder   new ViewHolder itemView       itemView setOnClickListener mItemClick       return holder

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This is what worked for me  Attach the OnClickListener to the onBindView  I don t really know if this will impact the performance  but it seems to work fine with little code   public void onBindViewHolder ViewHolder holder  final int position        holder view setOnClickListener new View OnClickListener                  Override             public void onClick View view                    Toast makeText context   Recycle Click    position  Toast LENGTH SHORT  show

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Usually you have more than one element in your CardView  so that you need an layout view to wrap and organize them  You can add an OnClickListener to that layout view   1  Add an id to your layout  In this case a LinearLayout   lt android support v7 widget CardView        gt        lt LinearLayout         android orientation  vertical          android layout width  match parent          android layout height  match parent          android id    id card view linearLayout  gt            lt TextView             android layout width  wrap content              android layout height  wrap content              android text  name              android id    id card view name    gt                     lt  LinearLayout gt    lt  android support v7 widget CardView gt      2  Get the layout view in your inner ViewHolder class   public static class ViewHolder extends RecyclerView ViewHolder      private TextView nameView              private LinearLayout linearLayout      public ViewHolder View itemView            super itemView           nameView    TextView itemView findViewById R id card view name                       linearLayout    LinearLayout itemView findViewById R id card view linearLayout               3  Add the listener to your layout in onBindViewHolder and use a callback to send data to the Activity or Fragment not tested     Override public void onBindViewHolder TrackAdapter ViewHolder holder  final int position        String str   mStringList get position        holder nameView setText str               holder linearLayout setOnClickListener new View OnClickListener              Override         public void onClick View v                callback itemCallback mStringList get position                          how to use callbacks is another story

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Here is what I did  This solution supports both onClick and onLongClick on both RecyclerView Items and Views insides RecyclerView Items  internal views    I tag viewHolder on the views of my choice    public RecyclerViewAdapter ViewHolder onCreateViewHolder ViewGroup parent  int viewType        View itemView   LayoutInflater from parent getContext    inflate R layout layout item  null       ViewHolder viewHolder   new ViewHolder itemView        itemView setOnClickListener  this       itemView setOnLongClickListener this       viewHolder imageIV setOnClickListener this       viewHolder imageIV setOnLongClickListener this        viewHolder imageIV setTag viewHolder       itemView setTag viewHolder        return viewHolder      And I use holder getPosition   to retrieve the position in onClick   method   onLongClick is similar     public void onClick View view        ViewHolder holder    ViewHolder  view getTag        int position   holder getPosition         if  view getId      holder imageIV getId             Toast makeText context   imageIV onClick at    position  Toast LENGTH SHORT  show          else           Toast makeText context   RecyclerView Item onClick at     position  Toast LENGTH SHORT  show              A variant with getChildPosition also works  Please note that for the internal views  in onClick   use     int position   recyclerView getChildPosition  View view getParent       To my mind  the avantage of this solution is that when one clicks on the image  only the onclick   image listener is called whereas when I combined Jacob s  solution for a RecyclerView Item view and  my solution for internal views the  RecyclerView Item view onclick   is also called  when click on image

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Try this  simple enough  It works for me  BTW  I found that setOnClickListener doesn t take effect for recycler view       recycler setOnTouchListener new OnTouchListener              Override         public boolean onTouch View v  MotionEvent event                if  event getAction      MotionEvent ACTION UP                       anything todo                           return true

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I have developed a light weighted library for android  you can visit https   github com ChathuraHettiarachchi RecycleClick  and follow for following sample  RecycleClick addTo YOUR RECYCLEVIEW  setOnItemClickListener new RecycleClick OnItemClickListener                  Override             public void onItemClicked RecyclerView recyclerView  int position  View v                       YOUR CODE

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