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#FRAGMENT 3 ANDROID#
#FRAGMENT 3 CODE#

We only provide sneakers that we would wear ourselves. Secondly, and as important as the first factor, the sneakers should have qualitative design in our opinion. Because if not, for us there is not really any point in selling them. The first one, is that the sneakers are exclusive, which means that they’re sold out in every regular store. In our sneaker selection process, we keep several factors in mind. Our passion lies in finding the dopest pairs and providing them to our customers. For many years now, we have been buying and selling exclusive sneakers all over the world. Here is the relevant code: public class MyActivity extends Activity implements ActionBar.At FelixPattas, it’s all about sneakers. It would be nice to know why is this happening also. In case it's not clear, what I want to know how whether to prevent the recreation of the fragment or to avoid the double initialization of it. There must be some way to get this working without the android:configChanges trick. The user asks basically the same I do, but I don't like the chosen answer (it's only a workaroud).

#FRAGMENT 3 ANDROID#

I found this question: Android Fragments recreated on orientation change I tried NOT selecting the second tab when I reaload the activity but the second fragment gets initialized anyway and it is not shown (since I didn't select its tab). Obviously the problem is Android is initializing the fragment twice, but I don't know why. Android Calls onCreate() and then onCreateView() on the fragment instance ONCE AGAIN, which produces the exception when I try to inflate (a second time) the layout. Next, Fragment.onCreateView() is called on Fragment 2 instance and the fragment layout gets inflated.

#FRAGMENT 3 CODE#

This sequence replaces the current fragment for an instance of Fragment 2 (see code below). onTabUnselected() gets called for the first tab, and then onTabSelected() for the second tab.I call lectTab(myTab) to select Tab nr 2.

I add all the other tabs without any event being triggered, which is fine.

onTabSelected gets called and a new instance of the first fragment is created and loaded (see code below). It may represent a problem in the future, but I don't mind about that now. When I do that, this tab gets automatically selected.

Inside Activity.onCreate() I add the first tab to the action bar.

Then it proceeds to create new instances of the activity and the fragment.

Android destroys the activity and the instance of the fragment loaded by tab nr 2 (from now on, 'Fragment 2').

and change the orientation of the device. Here's the sequence of steps that produce the error: But when I do that Android tries to initialize the currently selected fragment twice which produce the following error: E/AndroidRuntime(2022): Caused by: : Binary XML file line #39: Error inflating class fragment Everything works fine if I don't change the orientation of the device. Each tab loads a different fragment in a FrameLayout in main view. I have an activity which has 3 tabs in the action bar. I have a problem reloading an activity with tabs and fragments when I change the orientation of my device.