I tried this: ((MainActivity) getActivity (). GetSupportFragmentManager (). BeginTransaction (). Remove (this);

But so a mistake.

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  • Show something wrong. - tse
  • Inconvertible types; cannot cast int - Fedia

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remove (android.support v4.app.Fragmernt) in FragmentTransaction cannot be applied to (anonimus android.view.View.onclicklistener)

If you did this inside the listner, this refers not to your Fragment, but to an instance of an anonymous class, which is your listner. You need

....remove(YorFragment.this)
  • After this, the second error: Inconvertible types; cannot cast int - Fedia
  • Oh. Is everything ok with the brackets? - tse
  • no, s '' - too many characters in character literal - Fedia
  • and with "" - in FragmentTransaction cannot be applied to (java.land.string) - Fedia
  • Show the full line. - tse

What a mistake, you do not write, but just forgot .commit() at the end of this expression.

  • remove (android.support v4.app.Fragmernt) in FragmentTransaction cannot be applied to (anonimus android.view.View.onclicklistener) - Fedia