Android: What's wrong with my fragment transition animation?

GetSupportFragmentManager() means you are using the Compatibility Package for Fragments, I guess. I have the same problem, which is no animation happening at all See groups.google.com/group/android-develope....

GetSupportFragmentManager() means you are using the Compatibility Package for Fragments, I guess. I have the same problem, which is no animation happening at all. See groups.google.com/group/android-develope....

The problem mentioned in the link above is describing missing animations when popping up the back stack. This does not mean that animation do not work at all. I will have to find a solution for this issue as well pretty soon.

If I'm successful I'll post my finding here, but one thing that seems to be clear is the following: Fragment Transitions (setTransition()) and Fragment CustomAnimations (setCustomAnimations()) are not able to work with the legacy animations. You will have to use the ObjectAnimator class to archive this. Samples can be found in the SDK installation folder i.e."android-sdk-windows\platforms\android-12\data\res\animator" I have the fear (I did not have the time for a decent research so far) that the ObjectAnimator is not part of the Compatibility pack ... and you know what that means ...

Google has updated the compatibility library and the transitions have been fixed. You guys should update your compatiblity library from the android sdk/avd manager.

Doesn't seem fixed – LuxuryMode Oct 18 at 20:17.

SomeFragment frag = SomeFragment. FragmentTransaction ft = getSupportFragmentManager().

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