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I have implemented both onItemClickListener and onItemLongClickListener in my ListView.
- itemClick to start a new activity;
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But when I longpress an item both listeners react.
How do I set OnClick not to respond when I longpress?

You need to return true in LongClick then onClick will not be called. Look at this: how to implement onItemLongClickListener and onItemClickListener event on listview row in android?
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