No example of MvxHostFragment.

[kjeremy]

Does MvxHostFragment work? I'm struggling to come up with a way to load up a fragment (by a navigation drawer for example) but have that second fragment load sub fragments. For instance if the second fragment is a master-detail view and the detail view is a fragment.

[JelleDamen]

Yes, it should work.

I once used it in a master-detail-view composition where the detail view
was a fragment, which also hosted other fragments.

Do you have any errors? Let me know ;)

Jelle

On Tue, Jul 22, 2014 at 9:00 PM, Jeremy Kolb notifications@github.com
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Does MvxHostFragment work? I'm struggling to come up with a way to load
up a fragment (by a navigation drawer for example) but have that second
fragment load sub fragments. For instance if the second fragment is a
master-detail view and the detail view is a fragment.

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[chris1988]

I Have the same Problem. Can't get the MvxHostFragment to work. Any ideas?

http://pastebin.com/7eqB80rP

[JelleDamen]

Hi Chris,

In your pastbin example, you are only registering 1 type of viewmodel to be hosted in the hostview.

Take a look at the constructor of the HostView in my sample (https://github.com/JelleDamen/CustomMvxAndroidPresenter/blob/master/CustomMvxAndroidPresenterSample/Pizza.Droid.UI/Views/HostView.cs)

there you see, that I registered 4 different types of ViewModels.

[chris1988]

Thanks for the fast replay :)

I have got the MvxActivityHostFragment to work but struggling on getting the MvxHostFragment to work. The show method is newer called and the OnCreate method is called before the OnCreateView. Maybe it has something do do with that. See my Gist

https://gist.github.com/chris1988/75f8c6c10916d6d57762

Keep the good work up!