I am trying to get user input as like in android or iOS. i.e whenever i enter value to any input fields the user input should be shown above the keyboard region.
Any suggestion would be more helpful.
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The flutter TextFormField has an example,
it says
this example shows how to move the focus to the next field when the user presses the ENTER key.
but when I press the ENTER, it doesn't work, is this a bug of flutter or Am I missing something?
The LogicalKeyboardKey.enter will stand true for mobiles and other android and Ios based keyboards. While in Your pc the functionality can be achieved by tab key.
In Android the keyboard covers the input field inside a form, thus making me unable to see what has been written unless I close the keyboard.
I'm not developing iOS, so can't say about that
Thanks in advance
In Unity3D,
I am trying to build an app which scans the qr code with a device,the
result of the qrcode appears on the input field after scanning.but
when the inputfield is active the keyboard appears.
i dont want thekey board to be appear on the screen when the input
field is active.
Is their any other method that i could use to take the input from
the scanning device.
Use below code hide keyboard:
driver.hideKeyboard();
Note: you should cann after input text into filed
We are creating an app for tamil keyboard in that we are providing suggestions like a,an,and, etc.. while clicking that suggestion it is not displayed in default editText field of our mobile phone. so, My query is how to display suggestion to the default textbox while clicking the particular suggestion.
I am building a little registration page that is going to be accessed via an iPad at a sales office as a kiosk. When I first received the page from the web design company I noticed that the way they set it up was the labels of the input fields appear inside the field (like a watermark). The watermark is cleared out once you focus on the field and then restored if there is no value when you blur off the field.
I noticed that they had a couple password fields in the page that was showing the words PASSWORD and RETYPE PASSWORD in them. I don't want people's password exposed in the Sales Office, however changing the fields to type password means that the watermark labels become masked.
Since they were using jQuery to do the watermark in the input fields, I found another jQuery solution that would swap out the TEXT input field for a PASSWORD input field on focus. When I tested it on my PC in Safari it worked like a charm. However when I was testing the page with my iPhone I noticed that the jQuery field swap on focus only works if I click on the field with my finger. If I am using the on screen keyboard and clicking NEXT to get the field, then the field doesn't get swapped and the on screen keyboard goes away. I have to physically click the field to get the swap to fire. Is there some other even that I can use to trigger the swap instead of focus?
$('#txtRetypePassword-clear').focus(function() {
$('#txtRetypePassword-clear').hide();
$('#txtRetypePassword-password').show();
$('#txtRetypePassword-password').focus();
});
Of course as soon as I posted, I did a little more reading on DiveIntoHTML5.ep.io and saw that HTML5 supports "placeholders" so I thought to myself, I wonder if you can put a placeholder on a PASSWORD input field. YOU CAN!
So I get to rip out all that jQuery because HTML5 supports everything the page was trying to do!