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Tag Archives: fragment
Android: Fragment v4 support exception
After trying out fragments without using the v4 support library, I tried a layout using fragments and kept running into this exception. What does this exception mean and how do I fix it? It’s pretty simple. This is the main … Continue reading
Posted in Android, troubleshooting
Tagged android, error inflating class fragment, exception, fragment, v4 support
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Android: HelloFragment
Created one of the most basic examples of using Fragments. Seems like most people are using Fragments these days so spent some time trying it out. If you’re trying to see a real basic example here is one. https://github.com/fangstar/HelloFragment res/layout/main.xml … Continue reading