Up button (back button) between fragments with no actionbar - android

I am working on a project with only one activity, my activity has fragment container to swap between different fragments and thats it. I have like 15-20 fragments in the project and I want to be able have a back button between some of the fragments. As I do only have one activity and I have NoActionBar I was wondering if there is a way to have an up/back button between fragments. I have researched but not found an awnser.
Thanks in advance.

Try use the following inside the onclick() of the back button: getActivity().onBackPressed();
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You cannot directly open fragments. They need to be inside some activity.
If you want to control the action of pressing the back button, you need to override the onBackPressed() method of the activity.
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2. Creating custom listener.
3. Using fragmentTransaction.
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Thank you all for trying to understand my problem, which wasn't really a problem at all... It seems I learned something in spite of myself.
Have you tried overriding onBackPressed() without calling the superclass method? (So that you prevent finish() from being called.)
#Override
public void onBackPressed() {
//show Fragment A
}
Call it without the "super.onBackPressed()" and it should work.
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I've implemented a custom logo for my ActionBar for Android.
Here's the image.
The issue now that I'm facing is how do I allow myself to be able to click on that back arrow,and bring myself to the previous activity?A huge thank you :D!
Do the following two things in your code:
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Go to the Activity's code in which you want to put the back arrow and write the following code after setContentView...
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SECOND:
Go to AndroidManifest.xml file and under the activity tag of another activity(from which you want to move after clicking on back arrow) put the following code
<activity
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android:label="--------------------"//No change here
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android:label="--------------------"//No change here
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Here: http://developer.android.com/training/implementing-navigation/ancestral.html
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