I have a Honeycomb style preferences. I define the headers:
You can access the PreferenceFragment directly. In fact there are probably several ways to do it. I've tried the first one below, and it definitely works. The other two I haven't tried myself but I see no reason why they shouldn't work.
onAttach()
in your fragment and pass a reference to itself (i.e., this
) to the activity that's passed in. Keep a copy of the reference in the host activity and use it to call any method you want in your fragment directly later on. See here for an example. Credit goes to @Devunwired for this solution.this
. You can use getId to get the fragment's id in its onAttach()
method. Then use the regular findFragmentById in your activity to retrieve the fragment when you want it.onAttach()
or onCreate()
of your fragment. Then use findFragmentById in your activity as before. This involves less coding than (1) or (2) but it is an ugly hack!It would be good if Android made it easier to access fragments in headers directly though. For a while I couldn't understand why using the android:id
value in the layout XML didn't work with findFragmentById
, until I realised the header is not a fragment!