java lang IllegalStateException The specified child already has a parent

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I am using fragments  when I instantiate a fragment the first time it it  but the second time I got this exception  I couldn t find the line where I got the error    04-04 08 51 54 320  E AndroidRuntime 29713   FATAL EXCEPTION  main     04-04 08 51 54 320  E AndroidRuntime 29713   java lang IllegalStateException  The specified child already has a parent  You must call removeView   on the child s parent first      04-04 08 51 54 320  E AndroidRuntime 29713      at android view ViewGroup addViewInner ViewGroup java 3013      04-04 08 51 54 320  E AndroidRuntime 29713      at android view ViewGroup addView ViewGroup java 2902      04-04 08 51 54 320  E AndroidRuntime 29713      at android view ViewGroup addView ViewGroup java 2859      04-04 08 51 54 320  E AndroidRuntime 29713      at android view ViewGroup addView ViewGroup java 2839      04-04 08 51 54 320  E AndroidRuntime 29713      at android support v4 app NoSaveStateFrameLayout wrap Unknown Source      04-04 08 51 54 320  E AndroidRuntime 29713      at android support v4 app FragmentManagerImpl moveToState Unknown Source      04-04 08 51 54 320  E AndroidRuntime 29713      at android support v4 app FragmentManagerImpl moveToState Unknown Source      04-04 08 51 54 320  E AndroidRuntime 29713      at android support v4 app BackStackRecord run Unknown Source      04-04 08 51 54 320  E AndroidRuntime 29713      at android support v4 app FragmentManagerImpl execPendingActions Unknown Source      04-04 08 51 54 320  E AndroidRuntime 29713      at android support v4 app FragmentManagerImpl 1 run Unknown Source      04-04 08 51 54 320  E AndroidRuntime 29713      at android os Handler handleCallback Handler java 587      04-04 08 51 54 320  E AndroidRuntime 29713      at android os Handler dispatchMessage Handler java 92      04-04 08 51 54 320  E AndroidRuntime 29713      at android os Looper loop Looper java 132      04-04 08 51 54 320  E AndroidRuntime 29713      at android app ActivityThread main ActivityThread java 4126      04-04 08 51 54 320  E AndroidRuntime 29713      at java lang reflect Method invokeNative Native Method      04-04 08 51 54 320  E AndroidRuntime 29713      at java lang reflect Method invoke Method java 491      04-04 08 51 54 320  E AndroidRuntime 29713      at com android internal os ZygoteInit MethodAndArgsCaller run ZygoteInit java 844      04-04 08 51 54 320  E AndroidRuntime 29713      at com android internal os ZygoteInit main ZygoteInit java 602      04-04 08 51 54 320  E AndroidRuntime 29713      at dalvik system NativeStart main Native Method    Here are what i do when i click on an element of my list fragment      If we are not currently showing a fragment for the new     position  we need to create and install a new one   RouteSearchFragment df   RouteSearchFragment newInstance index        Execute a transaction  replacing any existing fragment     with this one inside the frame   FragmentTransaction ft   fragmentManager beginTransaction     ft replace R id details full  df    ft setTransition FragmentTransaction TRANSIT FRAGMENT FADE    ft commit      The first time it is Ok  I click element2 from list  it s also ok  but when I return to element1 I got this bug   Thanks every one

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I have facing this issue many time  Please add following code for resolve this issue     Override     public void onDestroyView             super onDestroyView            if  view    null                ViewGroup parentViewGroup    ViewGroup  view getParent                if  parentViewGroup    null                    parentViewGroup removeAllViews                                    Thanks

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If you have this statement    View view   inflater inflate R layout fragment1  container    may be Incorrect    Then try this   Add false as third argument   May be it could help    View view   inflater inflate R layout fragment1  container  false    correct one

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When you override OnCreateView in your RouteSearchFragment class  do you have the   if view    null        return view       code segment   If so  removing the return statement should solve your problem   You can keep the code and return the view if you don t want to regenerate view data  and onDestroyView   method you remove this view from its parent like so        Override     public void onDestroyView             super onDestroyView            if  view    null                ViewGroup parent    ViewGroup  view getParent                if  parent    null                    parent removeAllViews

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Sorry to post to an old question but I was able to fix it using a totally different solution  I was getting this exception but I changed the first line of my onCreatView override from this   View result   inflater inflate R layout customer layout  container        to this   View result   inflater inflate R layout customer layout  container  false     I have no idea why but using the override that accepts the boolean as the third param fixed it   I think it tells the Fragment and or Activity not to use the  container  as the parent of the newly-created View

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I solved it by setting attachToRoot of inflater inflate   to false   public View onCreateView LayoutInflater inflater  ViewGroup container  Bundle savedInstanceState        View view   inflater inflate R layout fragment overview  container  false       return view

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You are adding a View into a layout  but the View already is in another layout  A View can t be in more than one place

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I had this code in a fragment and it was crashing if I try to come back to this fragment  if  mRootView    null        mRootView   inflater inflate R layout fragment main  container  false        after gathering the answers on this thread  I realised that mRootView s parent still have mRootView as child  So  this was my fix   if  mRootView    null        mRootView   inflater inflate R layout fragment main  container  false     else         ViewGroup  mRootView getParent    removeView mRootView       hope this helps

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I had this problem and couldn t solve it in Java code   The problem was with my xml   I was trying to add a textView to a container  but had wrapped the textView inside a LinearLayout   This was the original xml file    x000D   x000D   lt  xml version  1 0  encoding  utf-8   gt  x000D   lt LinearLayout xmlns android  http   schemas android com apk res android  x000D      android orientation  vertical  x000D      android layout width  match parent  x000D      android layout height  match parent  gt  x000D       x000D       lt TextView xmlns android  http   schemas android com apk res android  x000D          android id   android id text1  x000D          android layout width  match parent  x000D          android layout height  wrap content  x000D          android textAppearance   android attr textAppearanceListItemSmall  x000D          android gravity  center vertical  x000D          android paddingLeft  16dp  x000D          android paddingRight  16dp  x000D          android textColor   fff  x000D          android background   android attr activatedBackgroundIndicator  x000D          android minHeight   android attr listPreferredItemHeightSmall   gt  x000D   x000D   lt  LinearLayout gt  x000D   x000D   x000D    Now with the LinearLayout removed    x000D   x000D   lt TextView xmlns android  http   schemas android com apk res android  x000D          android id   android id text1  x000D          android layout width  match parent  x000D          android layout height  wrap content  x000D          android textAppearance   android attr textAppearanceListItemSmall  x000D          android gravity  center vertical  x000D          android paddingLeft  16dp  x000D          android paddingRight  16dp  x000D          android textColor   fff  x000D          android background   android attr activatedBackgroundIndicator  x000D          android minHeight   android attr listPreferredItemHeightSmall   gt  x000D   x000D   x000D    This didn t seem like much to me but it did the trick  and I didn t change my Java code at all   It was all in the xml

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It also happens when the view returned by onCreateView   isn t the view that was inflated   Example   View rootView   inflater inflate R layout my fragment  container  false    TextView textView    TextView  rootView findViewById R id text view   textView setText  Some text      return textView      Fix   return rootView    Instead of   return textView     or whatever you returned

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This solution can help    public class FragmentItem extends Android Support V4 App Fragment       View rootView      TextView textView       public override View OnCreateView LayoutInflater inflater  ViewGroup container  Bundle savedInstanceState            if  rootView    null                         ViewGroup parent    ViewGroup rootView Parent              parent RemoveView rootView             else               rootView   inflater Inflate Resource Layout FragmentItem  container  false               textView   rootView FindViewById lt TextView gt  Resource Id textViewDisplay                                 return rootView

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in your xml file you should set layout width and layout height from wrap content to match parent  it s fixed for me    lt FrameLayout         android id    id container          android layout width  match parent          android layout height  match parent    gt

[android] java.lang.IllegalStateException: The specified child already has a parent

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