Go back without pressing mobile back button
there are two fragments. first is main fragment and second is editprofile fragment. if we click on editprofile button then it navigate to editpeofile fragment. if we click save changes button then it will navigate to main fragment.
main fragment is fetching data again from server.
I need a method to go back without pressing mobile's back button.
android-studio android-fragments
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there are two fragments. first is main fragment and second is editprofile fragment. if we click on editprofile button then it navigate to editpeofile fragment. if we click save changes button then it will navigate to main fragment.
main fragment is fetching data again from server.
I need a method to go back without pressing mobile's back button.
android-studio android-fragments
You want to go back to where?
– Ashutosh Sagar
Jan 1 at 5:30
main fragment.... I just want that action, which will happen when we press back button.
– Abhishek Patil
Jan 1 at 5:45
I want to make a button on screen , which will act same as mobile's back button
– Abhishek Patil
Jan 1 at 7:10
add a comment |
there are two fragments. first is main fragment and second is editprofile fragment. if we click on editprofile button then it navigate to editpeofile fragment. if we click save changes button then it will navigate to main fragment.
main fragment is fetching data again from server.
I need a method to go back without pressing mobile's back button.
android-studio android-fragments
there are two fragments. first is main fragment and second is editprofile fragment. if we click on editprofile button then it navigate to editpeofile fragment. if we click save changes button then it will navigate to main fragment.
main fragment is fetching data again from server.
I need a method to go back without pressing mobile's back button.
android-studio android-fragments
android-studio android-fragments
asked Jan 1 at 4:16
Abhishek PatilAbhishek Patil
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You want to go back to where?
– Ashutosh Sagar
Jan 1 at 5:30
main fragment.... I just want that action, which will happen when we press back button.
– Abhishek Patil
Jan 1 at 5:45
I want to make a button on screen , which will act same as mobile's back button
– Abhishek Patil
Jan 1 at 7:10
add a comment |
You want to go back to where?
– Ashutosh Sagar
Jan 1 at 5:30
main fragment.... I just want that action, which will happen when we press back button.
– Abhishek Patil
Jan 1 at 5:45
I want to make a button on screen , which will act same as mobile's back button
– Abhishek Patil
Jan 1 at 7:10
You want to go back to where?
– Ashutosh Sagar
Jan 1 at 5:30
You want to go back to where?
– Ashutosh Sagar
Jan 1 at 5:30
main fragment.... I just want that action, which will happen when we press back button.
– Abhishek Patil
Jan 1 at 5:45
main fragment.... I just want that action, which will happen when we press back button.
– Abhishek Patil
Jan 1 at 5:45
I want to make a button on screen , which will act same as mobile's back button
– Abhishek Patil
Jan 1 at 7:10
I want to make a button on screen , which will act same as mobile's back button
– Abhishek Patil
Jan 1 at 7:10
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link : https://developer.android.com/training/implementing-navigation/temporal#java
getActivity().getFragmentManager().popBackStack();
it is not working same as pressing back button of mobile
– Abhishek Patil
Jan 1 at 7:09
fragmentTransaction.remove(yourfragment).commit() try this
– Atiq Ur Rehman
Jan 1 at 7:34
I am not using fragment manager. I am using navigation architecture of google jetpack.
– Abhishek Patil
Jan 1 at 7:42
when working with activities we have onBackPressed(). I need same method like this one, but in fragment
– Abhishek Patil
Jan 1 at 8:13
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link : https://developer.android.com/training/implementing-navigation/temporal#java
getActivity().getFragmentManager().popBackStack();
it is not working same as pressing back button of mobile
– Abhishek Patil
Jan 1 at 7:09
fragmentTransaction.remove(yourfragment).commit() try this
– Atiq Ur Rehman
Jan 1 at 7:34
I am not using fragment manager. I am using navigation architecture of google jetpack.
– Abhishek Patil
Jan 1 at 7:42
when working with activities we have onBackPressed(). I need same method like this one, but in fragment
– Abhishek Patil
Jan 1 at 8:13
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link : https://developer.android.com/training/implementing-navigation/temporal#java
getActivity().getFragmentManager().popBackStack();
it is not working same as pressing back button of mobile
– Abhishek Patil
Jan 1 at 7:09
fragmentTransaction.remove(yourfragment).commit() try this
– Atiq Ur Rehman
Jan 1 at 7:34
I am not using fragment manager. I am using navigation architecture of google jetpack.
– Abhishek Patil
Jan 1 at 7:42
when working with activities we have onBackPressed(). I need same method like this one, but in fragment
– Abhishek Patil
Jan 1 at 8:13
add a comment |
link : https://developer.android.com/training/implementing-navigation/temporal#java
getActivity().getFragmentManager().popBackStack();
link : https://developer.android.com/training/implementing-navigation/temporal#java
getActivity().getFragmentManager().popBackStack();
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it is not working same as pressing back button of mobile
– Abhishek Patil
Jan 1 at 7:09
fragmentTransaction.remove(yourfragment).commit() try this
– Atiq Ur Rehman
Jan 1 at 7:34
I am not using fragment manager. I am using navigation architecture of google jetpack.
– Abhishek Patil
Jan 1 at 7:42
when working with activities we have onBackPressed(). I need same method like this one, but in fragment
– Abhishek Patil
Jan 1 at 8:13
add a comment |
it is not working same as pressing back button of mobile
– Abhishek Patil
Jan 1 at 7:09
fragmentTransaction.remove(yourfragment).commit() try this
– Atiq Ur Rehman
Jan 1 at 7:34
I am not using fragment manager. I am using navigation architecture of google jetpack.
– Abhishek Patil
Jan 1 at 7:42
when working with activities we have onBackPressed(). I need same method like this one, but in fragment
– Abhishek Patil
Jan 1 at 8:13
it is not working same as pressing back button of mobile
– Abhishek Patil
Jan 1 at 7:09
it is not working same as pressing back button of mobile
– Abhishek Patil
Jan 1 at 7:09
fragmentTransaction.remove(yourfragment).commit() try this
– Atiq Ur Rehman
Jan 1 at 7:34
fragmentTransaction.remove(yourfragment).commit() try this
– Atiq Ur Rehman
Jan 1 at 7:34
I am not using fragment manager. I am using navigation architecture of google jetpack.
– Abhishek Patil
Jan 1 at 7:42
I am not using fragment manager. I am using navigation architecture of google jetpack.
– Abhishek Patil
Jan 1 at 7:42
when working with activities we have onBackPressed(). I need same method like this one, but in fragment
– Abhishek Patil
Jan 1 at 8:13
when working with activities we have onBackPressed(). I need same method like this one, but in fragment
– Abhishek Patil
Jan 1 at 8:13
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You want to go back to where?
– Ashutosh Sagar
Jan 1 at 5:30
main fragment.... I just want that action, which will happen when we press back button.
– Abhishek Patil
Jan 1 at 5:45
I want to make a button on screen , which will act same as mobile's back button
– Abhishek Patil
Jan 1 at 7:10