I have an EditText configured in the following way because I have a custom keyboard to display:
binding.editText.showSoftInputOnFocus = false
It works alright but I want to give the focus to the field when I load the screen, so I'm doing the following in my onStart method:
binding.editText.requestFocus()
When I do this the default keyboard unfortunately shows and hide my custom keyboard.
How to give the focus to the EditText without showing the soft input?
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I have a problem to focus an input textfield inside a webview. In the webview a text input field is shown. If you click inside, the keyboard opens and the navigationbar is shown as required. The problem is, that the keyboard hides the input textfield. You can enter the text but you don´t see the input, until you scroll down.
Is there a way to resize the webview so the input text field is shown or to automatically scroll to the textfield?
The immersive mode (for usability reasons - required) is used, so I can´t set the windwoSoftInputMode flag to adjustResize.
Am using this fro hiding the keypad for EdtitText.
contributionMonth.setInputType(InputType.TYPE_NULL);
This is working fine when I directly touch the EditText box. It doesn't work for some time. My case is when i put some input on another edittext meantime my keypad will be visible, in this meantime
if i entered text to that inputtype null edittext it accepts the input. How to disable the input type as null for always?
I am using custom keyboard for some edittext fields. when I call requestFocus() in onCreate it also shows soft(default) keyboard. whereas I only need to show custom keyboard. If i hide soft keyboard programatically and try to enter field in edit text using custom keyboard than app crashes.
Before calling setContentView() set blow code.
Keypad.this.getWindow().setSoftInputMode(WindowManager.LayoutParams.SOFT_INPUT_STATE_ALWAYS_HIDDEN);
I want to show softkeyboard after tapping on EditText in my custom Softkeyboard.
I have made one custom keyboard in which I've added one key.
This key will navigate you to a Conversion View which contains an EditText.
So after tapping on that EditText I want to open my own custom softkeyboard.
Please reply me as soon as possible.
You have two options: create a soft keyboard using the InputMethodService--that is, create a true soft keyboard that will be listed under the keyboard listing in the device's settings that the user can turn on and use at any time. That can be a lot of work.
You're other option is to mock the soft keyboard by creating a custom view, of which you handle input and toggle the visibility of explicitly in your app; blocking the native soft keyboard from showing (which you can do per activity via your manifest or in code).
I have an application, where I have a list view, and list view is made upon custom adapter. I have made a suggestive search on list view. My problem is that, when I am about to type something in edit text search pan; then soft keyboard pop up gets full length by width and height in the screen, so I have no option to see whether my list view is getting changed on text change in edit text. I am being enable to see search result until I press done button in soft keyboard. I want soft keyboard pop up just pops up half the screen of my application so that I can see my listview data changes on text change given in edit text. Is there any solution related to my issue???
Add to your EditText the attribute android:imeOptions="flagNoExtractUi". This will prevent the soft keyboard to take full-screen size.
Check this answer: Disabling the fullscreen editing view for soft keyboard input in landscape?