The problem was solved in the same weird way, as it appeared - I've only
removed activity_main.xml and now I can see a big calendar and a button
under it. In addition, I've removed some strings from res and the button
name in string.xml. So, everything works fine for now.
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Yeah, and one more thing, I've removed if -statements. With if -statements
it doesn't work. In this case, there is the a problem in manuals...
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One more thing, in if -statement =) There is a kind of typo:
R.*layout*.container_calendar.
The right way it suppose to be is R.*id*.calendar_container... since I'm
using findViewById -method =) Noh, at least I found out it. Problem can be
marked as SOLVED.
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Hello!
I'm a newbie in software development for android. In my simple program I'm
trying to add a new fragment into the main activity during run-time. And
here is the place where problems come - the fragment doesn't appear at all.
Here is the code from the main activity:
public class
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