I am trying to implement IME in my web app. (using this tutorial).
Reading UX Guideline on Samsung developer Forum here:
UX Guideline
I just saw, that there is also another type of Samsung IME on-screen keyboard.
Does anybody know, how do I implement this kind of on-screen keyboard shown in ux-guideline?
Thanks!
as you say there is 2 type of IME.
12key and qwerty
http://www.samsungdforum.com/Guide/ref00006/IME_Module.html
http://www.samsungdforum.com/Guide/?FolderName=tut00049&FileName=index.html
Check them
imeobj.setKeySetFunc('qwerty');
imeobj.setKeySetFunc('12key');
can change IME mode.
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How can I stack a Container over a keyboard similar to WhatsApp more section just like the below gif?
Alternatively, I tried using a bottom sheet, but bottom sheet closed the keyboard and then opened it up.
Unfortunately as other answers have said if you really want this you have to use a Custom In-App Keyboard, even though it's a lot of work.
Drawing over the keyboard is indeed possible on Android, but it is not possible at all on iOS. If you check the same functionality in WhatsApp on iOS it does not do that animation since iOS does not allow it.
The issue here is that the keyboard is controlled by the phone's operating system so Flutter is not allowed to render over it, just as you can't render over the status bar at the top of the screen.
This article at Medium titled "Custom In-App Keyboard in Flutter" by someone called "Suragch" might help you.
Custom In-App Keyboard in Flutter by Suragch
I think is an animation to a "Container" at the bottom of the screen.
I am creating Chat Application. I want enable emoji symbols keyboard in my project. So my question is: is it possible to do this through code?
you d't create emoji keyboard in ios,simply enable emoji key board in your device ( Enable emoji keyboard )
//only user manually enable emoji keyboard in device
If you want to make a keyboard, and need to reproduce the keys in a way close to the system keyboard, I would recommend using https://github.com/acoomans/ACKeyboard
It defines ACKey that you can use as keys for your keyboard. It can save you a lot of trouble.
Are you using a UITextfield? If yes I think apple will automatically include the emoji keyboard. Try testing your app on a device and use an emoji keyboard.
I am developing a iphone app in different language and now i have to change the key panel layout.
Image is given below
I want to change the return button text in different language . This can be possible? If it is, then give me some advice for that.
The language of the keyboard is the user's choice. If he's from Germany he probably set the OS and the keyboard to German too. Try going to the Settings app and change the keyboard.
I'm developing an iphone app and want to have the option to programmatically change the language. For example the user can change the language for spell checking and auto-correction by tapping on the world icon on the iphone keyboard, but the problem is that my app has a custom keyboard so I dont have that key.
Is there a way to create a functionality similar to that world icon key so that I could offer language choices available on the device and the user could select one?
I think Milad isn't asking how to change the language per se, but how to change the keyboard type. If so, then I don't think this is possible.
Don't forget that a certain keyboard doesn't necessarily lock into a specific language, like how I can type English using Japanese keyboard. And that certain languages have several keyboard types (Chinese has 3 or 4).
I need to create an iPhone app that supports user input in multiple languages. The user needs to be able to change his input language at runtime between English, Spanish, Chinese, Japanese, etc. Is there any way through the iPhone SDK to display a keyboard for a language other than the user's default language?
No, you can't change the keyboard programmatically.
BUT you can completely ignore the system keyboard and use your own custom keyboard. If you design your keyboard from scratch, you can then have complete control of it.
It's a lot of work, but since I have seen a few apps using custom keyboards I guess it's OK with Apple rules.
No, but note that if the user has turned on more than one keyboard in their Settings, there's a small button next to the spacebar that lets them switch languages.
Nope, your application cannot control the user’s preferred language (and thus the keyboard’s input method) - there is no programmatic control for this.