There is a way to open mobile keyboard from html
in specific language when i press on input filed (iphone or android)?
I don't know any information about android's keyboard.. But on iphone, you cannot manage keyboard language from UIWebView component. This means you cannot open iphone keyboard in specific language from html(you call it like that). It depends on user only.
You can only open the keyboard in specific language on native application with using apple private APIs.
Pretty sure this is not possible.
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What I want to do is to make an Android app with the same functionality callable by typing special words into the Google keyboard at any moment in which it is open (even if it is used into another app).
The easiest solution to achieve this is by making my own keyboard and let the user set it as default but I would prefer to insert this functionality to the Gboard so the user does not have to change his keyboard application
So the question is:
How can I know from a service what's typed into the Gboard even when the keyboard is used by other applications?
is it possible?
My Android application has multi language support.my problem is if I select the language(from application) then app will changed to corresponding language but keyboard is still in system language any idea to change the keyboard language too.
This isn't really that possible.
The keyboard is itself an application. Therefore, you cannot change it directly from your app, nor can you guarantee that your user will have the "Arabic" charset or addon or whatever, for they keyboard app that they employ.
Your only real and reliable solution if you wish to accomplish what you need would be to create your own keyboard input. Otherwise, it will be in the user's hands to change their keyboard to Arabic.
I am working on an Android chatting application. I need to show, a smileys or emoji's keyboard, like that of 'Whats App'. Is there any such default keyboard for Android? If yes, how do I implement it?
This largely depends on what the user currently has installed. I use SwiftKey on my phone so I have the ability to use the Emoji's. If you are willing to put in the effort to create your own Emoji keyboard then toobsco42 has a great basic explanation of the process as well as a link to a repo that you can use.
i would say start by getting the font with all the unicode charset for your application and render them in an layout invoked on the button in your input field.
One of the website to create custom fonts : icomoon.io
I would like to listen for a text-highlight event in the system not only in my app (i.e at least in chrome).
Is this possible folks and if yes can you please provide a sample implementation?
I found the answer here: How to develop an Android tool to be used for any text in any app
Is that possible?
Generally speaking, no, for security reasons.
In this specific case, you could create your own input method editor
(a.k.a., soft keyboard), which the user could elect to use, and you
could find out when the user selects text in an EditText. But writing
a good input method editor is not simple, and it will have no effect
on, say, text highlighted in a Web browser.
Can I use "The Clipboard Framework" to listen for text selection?
No.
I am trying to develop a emoticon keyboard for Android. I would like for the user to be able to purchase the app and install the emoticons to use with their keyboard for text and social networking my emoticons are graphics would I have to create a softkeyboard? how can I go about making this app any source codes advice would be appreciated I am new to app development its nothing like web..PLEASE HELP!!
I am trying to develop a emoticon keyboard for Android
Please bear in mind that most people do not speak exclusively in emoticons. Either you will need to create a full natural-language soft keyboard that also has emoticons, or users will have to flip back and forth between their regular soft keyboard and yours. The latter seems unlikely to be popular.
would I have to create a softkeyboard?
You are asking to create a soft keyboard.
how can I go about making this app
There is a SoftKeyboard sample app in your SDK that you can use as a starting point. Beyond that, search for tutorials on how to create an InputMethodService.