Re: [android-developers] Dynamically adding fragments at run-time?

2011-03-18 Thread Mark Murphy
On Thu, Mar 17, 2011 at 11:55 PM, Chris Stewart cstewart...@gmail.com wrote:
 I'm starting to think about how to transition my app to work on the Xoom.
  In the UI samples I've seen for Honeycomb, they each include two fragments,
 a ListView on the left for navigation and another fragment (I'm not sure
 what Layout) on the right that acts on the selection from the left.  Not
 that I've seen a lot of Honeycomb UI samples to this point, which will
 change tomorrow as my Xoom is scheduled to arrive. :)
 What I'm looking for is dynamically setting up fragments based on the
 selection from the ListView fragment commonly found on the left of the
 screen.  In some situations, I want another ListView beside it and then
 another fragment side the second ListView that populates from selections in
 the second ListView.  In other situations, I'll want to do what I described
 originlly where a second fragment takes up the rest of the screen and shows
 some kind of data.  Is it possible to do this?  Any pointers, links, or
 articles would be appreciated.

You will use a FragmentTransaction, dynamically choosing what fragment
to, er, transact. FragmentTransaction is demonstrated in the standard
documentation example, at the bottom of:

http://developer.android.com/guide/topics/fundamentals/fragments.html

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[android-developers] Dynamically adding fragments at run-time?

2011-03-17 Thread Chris Stewart
I'm starting to think about how to transition my app to work on the Xoom.
 In the UI samples I've seen for Honeycomb, they each include two fragments,
a ListView on the left for navigation and another fragment (I'm not sure
what Layout) on the right that acts on the selection from the left.  Not
that I've seen a lot of Honeycomb UI samples to this point, which will
change tomorrow as my Xoom is scheduled to arrive. :)

What I'm looking for is dynamically setting up fragments based on the
selection from the ListView fragment commonly found on the left of the
screen.  In some situations, I want another ListView beside it and then
another fragment side the second ListView that populates from selections in
the second ListView.  In other situations, I'll want to do what I described
originlly where a second fragment takes up the rest of the screen and shows
some kind of data.  Is it possible to do this?  Any pointers, links, or
articles would be appreciated.

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Chris Stewart
http://chriswstewart.com

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