I have a password text field (secured), and from some reason when I change the language of the OS, the english keyboard comes up for the password field only, rather than the keyboard for the selected language. Does anyone ever seen this issue? How can this be fixed?
If the other language you're testing with isn't a language with a standard input keyboard (such as French, Spanish) but a language with a complex input method, then I believe what you are seeing is, unfortunately, standard iOS behaviour.
See the issue as described here:
why can't I use secureTextEntry with a UTF-8 keyboard? and here (with a solution): Selecting language of the keyboard for UITextField with secureTextEntry
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I am using arabic language in tinymce with help of arabic font all it's working properly but i want to allow user to type arabic language i read so many thread it's just gave me solution for RTL ( right to left) and all toolbar and menubar also working RTL but user can't type arabic language in editor they can only type in english please help. Is there any plugin require for arabic language typing.
Thanks in advance
Language Support and Localization in TinyMCE can mean many different things:
To make the TinyMCE UI a different language, take a look at UI language packs:
https://www.tiny.cloud/docs/configure/localization/#language
https://www.tiny.cloud/get-tiny/language-packages/
To set the directionality (left-to-right/right-to-left), look at the directionality configuration option:
https://www.tiny.cloud/docs/configure/localization/#directionality
However to actually enter Arabic text into the TinyMCE editor, the user's computer would have to be properly configured to generate Arabic text. How to do this obviously varies by operating system, and it is not something within the purview of TinyMCE.
I switched the input method to Chinese, but when entering text, instead of a box for selecting words, the English letters I input (Chinese Pinyin) appear directly in the Text Field.
But, I can paste Chinese into Text Field.
The version of my Unity3D is 2019.3.11.
You need to call Keyboard.current.SetImeEnabled(true) to enable the native IME input.
The relevant documentation:
https://docs.unity3d.com/Packages/com.unity.inputsystem#1.0/api/UnityEngine.InputSystem.Keyboard.html#UnityEngine_InputSystem_Keyboard_SetIMEEnabled_System_Boolean_
I know if I want to set the default language of AOSP keyboard, I should go through my product Makefile and change default locale (that displayed in AOSP keyboard,too).
But what should I do to have two languages (i.e. Chinese and English) for my keyboard by default? So my user need not to add English for keyboard manually at first. (locale is Chinese)
Well, I'm writing a Word document in French and want the proofing/spelling language to be the French but I actually wanna type using the English keyboard layout, so when I try to use the english keyboard layout the proofing/spelling language also becomes English!! How can I fix that?
I think this the wrong site, if someone could move it to the right one it would be beneficial. Anyway, I figured out the solution which is to add a language to the computer (Proofing language) and inside this language add the input layout that you want.
Is there is any way to turn off keyboard shortcuts in iOS 6 for particular textfield/textview?
I want to turn off keyboard shortcut for my app only and not from 'Settings app' of iOS.
I started writing my own text editor to achieve it.
You could try turning off autocorrection for your text field or text view with its autocorrectionType property—if the shortcut functionality is included in that (which seems likely), then it should get disabled as well. I’m pretty sure there’s no way to control the shortcut system itself; you might consider filing an enhancement request for it.
There is no standard way to turn off keyboard shortcuts on application level (For non jailbroken iOS).
To achieve this I stated with implementation of custom TextView with Core Text and UITextInput protocol.
Add #property for keyBoardShortCuts,
Override "tokenizer" getter method by following way to turn off shortcuts.
- (id <UITextInputTokenizer>)tokenizer {
if(self.keyBoardShortCuts)
return _tokenizer;
else
return nil;
}
If we remove tokenizer, there is be no keyboard shortcuts in custom view, even though shortcut are turned on from iOS setting.
Note: Take care of one thing, as we are not depending on tokenizer, now, in this case, use enumerateSubstringsInRange:range options:NSStringEnumerationByWords/Lines block to find out selection range for word or line.
To try this add above code in EGOTextView project to turn off default shortcuts.
From what I know, if you iphone is not jailbroken then you cannot turn it off for particular apps. It is more like a "master setting" that if changed, change applies to everything within iOS.
If it jailbroken, i know there are utility apps you can download that allow you to tweak the OS in that fashion...
Settings > General > Shortcuts. There are ready-made ones and any that you may have set up. They apply across all your iOS devices including your desktop Mac.