fragment
Can a ListView contain Fragments
I’d say this is not possible to do as putting a fragment in a ListView would mean the fragment can be multiplied across multiple containers. When you use the FragmentManager to create a fragment, it is tagged with an identifier, making it simple to reload and rearrange on orientation and other configuration changes. It also …
Does the Android ICS API have a native equivalent to ViewPager support lib?
Does the Android ICS API have a native equivalent to ViewPager support lib? No. I know about ViewPager and all the support libs for earlier version but i don’t get why I should use a support library consider the fact that I use the lastest version of the api and don’t plan to support earlier …
Passing objects in to Fragments
There are 3 ways to pass objects to a fragment They are: Passing the object through a setter is the fastest way, but state will not be restored automatically. setArguments with Serializable objects is the slowest way (but okay for small objects, I think) and you have automatic state restoration. Passing as Parcelable is a …
How to animate fragment removal
I saw this when I was having similar problems and just thought Id drop a quick note. Rather than creating a dummy fragment in order to replace the existing one I think you should animate the current fragments view. When the animation finishes you can simply remove the fragment. This is how i did it: …
URL hash is persisting between redirects
I suggest that this is the correct behaviour. The 302 and 307 status codes indicate that the resource is to be found elsewhere. #bookmark is a location within the resource. Once the resource (html document) has been located it is for the browser to locate the #bookmark within the document. The analogy is this: You …
Fragment is transparent and shows Activity below
IMHO I do not agree with this answer. You may want to replace your fragment or you may want to add it. For example let’s say that you are in a fragment that is a list retrieved by a network request, if you replace the fragment with let’s say the detailFragment and you add it …
Fragment not receiving menu callbacks
Aromero, Don’t forget to override the onCreateOptionsMenu using the fragment version of the method, similar to this: @Override public void onCreateOptionsMenu (Menu menu, MenuInflater inflater) { inflater.inflate(R.menu.queue_options, menu); super.onCreateOptionsMenu(menu, inflater); } This goes in the fragment, by the way, and adds to the inflated menu of the Activity, if there is one. Had the same …