You can certainly use a TabHost inside of a fragment. TabHost is just a
view; it doesn't know anything about whatever is outside the view hierarchy
it is running in.
You haven't give the stack crawl of the exception, so it is hard to help
further.
On Mon, May 2, 2011 at 7:30 AM, Stephen wrote:
Having read the post here: http://goo.gl/6xYBD (Android 3.0-Tabhost)
and based on the lack of a TabFragment it appears that the way to do
things in 3.0 (and I guess above) is to use tabs in the action bar.
My issue is that I'm writing an app that has the fairly standard
'listview on left, content
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