In the last days I tried to understand some strange effects of my Android source code, mainly the "handleBackButton" functions that should be processed after you press the back button on a specific screen. What is the problem? Whenever you put your own source code in a plugin code by a structure like @Override public void handleBackButton() { BT_debugger.showIt(fragmentName + ":handleBackButton"); (... your code... e. g., save some data...) } this code should be called from the main activity (BT_activity_host) within the "onBackPressed" function. However, when I set a break point in my handleBackButton()... it sometimes happened that this code was never executed. Sometimes it was executed twice... Now I found the solution which is relevant if you put several fragments onto the "backStack" of the activity, e. g. if you open a screen (first fragment on the stack), then you click the right navigation button and open the next screen (second fragment on the stack). BT_activity_host updates the variable "currentFragment" to the second fragment and when you click the "back button" it performs handleBackButton() of this second fragment. However, it does not update the "currentFragment" in BT_activity_host back to the first fragment. Instead, if you click the "back button" a second time, it performs handleBackButton() of the second fragment a second time, but does not perform the handleBackButton() code of the first fragment. Sounds complicated? It is... and if you never launch more than one fragment from the start screen, you can ignore this completely. However, if you launch more than one fragment (e.g. by using right navigation buttons) you may be happy to include the following code in BT_activity_host.java: 1. Look for the following code in BT_activity_host.java in onBackPressed(): ****************************************************************** //fire the handleBackButton method if we found it... if (backMethod != null) { try { backMethod.invoke(currentFragment); } catch (Exception e) { BT_debugger.showIt(activityName + ":onBackPressed. EXCEPTION (1): " + e.toString()); } } } ****************************************************************** 2. Below these lines add the following lines //------------------------------ // update currentFragment //------------------------------ FragmentManager fm = getSupportFragmentManager(); List<Fragment> myFragments = fm.getFragments(); if (myFragments.size() > 0) { currentFragment = myFragments.get(myFragments.size()-1); } Happy coding Thomas

Thank you Thomas!! This goes into my collection! Cheers! -- Smug