I have a index.html page..
The contents in it are 2 textboxes username and password.
What I need is on page load itself get the focus on to the first textbox and show softkeyboard...
I would like to get it in jquery mobile,also would like to know how it is done for kendo as well?
It cannot be done using purely JavaScript unless there is phone gap, refer this below link
jQuery Mobile Show Keyboard on Input Focus
For autofocus feature you can either use native feature of HTML5 by giving autofocus attribute to input
<input name="username" autofocus>
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On my PWA, for input, native keyboard of the phones are active. Need code for following usecases
1. How to disable autocorrect for PWA for android and iOS?
2. How to build your own keyboard without auto correct for PWA for android and iOS?
Try using following code with you input field inside form element :-
autocorrect="off" autocapitalize="none" autocomplete="off" spellcheck="false"
I think making your own keyboard is not a good idea as it will take much time, if you want to have your own virtual keyboard(i hope for security reasons you are doing this) you can use open souce javascript plugins for the same.
I'm using
-webkit-user-modify: read-write-plaintext-only;
on my input fields in my app to prevent several behavior with android ICS but i would like to force the numeric keyboard to show up on specific inputs. And i want to keep the CSS line.
Is there a way to do it ? by modifying some classes in the .java files ? Or maybe is there another way ?
Thanks
On HTML5 (as you're talking on Java mods, I wrote this to be clear):
The only way to trigger the numeric keyboard on Android devices is to use <input type="number"> or <input type="tel">. That comes with some small problems, especially if you're dealing with Angular or with HTML5 native validation, but for the general use this should be no problem.
I put a WebBrowser component in my app because I have to display a webpage. The webpage also contains an input box.
<input name="nome" style="width:160px" type="text" />
This is the HTML code I wrote. By the way, when I click on it with my Samsung device because I must type some text, the keyboard doesn't appear.
What could I do?
You can see the webpage here: click
It's a known limitation of the web browser component.
It's doubtless findable in Embo's QC database.
It's pending a fix, I gather.
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Oh yes, here it is: QC 119313
Also documented in the Delphi XE5 Release Notes
I'm building a web site app that will be used from Android devices. At the moment, the browser squashes the page when the soft keyboard appears. I rather want it to scroll the page up.
I've read that the property android:windowSoftInputMode in AndroidManifest.xml can be used for Android apps, but I'm looking for an equivalent for a web site.
You can reposition the browser when the user focuses on this input
<input name="whatever" id="id" onfocus="window.location.href='#id'; return true;"/>
i would like to add a widget that i found from a website into my android app.is that possible?this is the code,as i get it from the site:
<iframe src="http://www.mykosmos.gr/loc_mk/wforecast_widget.asp?city_code=0032&bcolor=F0F0F0&fcolor=000000&font=Trebuchet MS&pos=hor" frameborder="0" height="180" width="430" marginheight="0" marginwidth="0"></iframe>
If all you want to do is show the html response as part of your View, not having the user able to interact with it and not needing any javascript to run, then I think the Android WebView would give you what you need.
It allows you to embed the rendered page into a standard Android layout, but does not allow any interaction with the content.
Check out the API docs for android.webkit.WebView Note that the first answer confuses WebView with launching the Web browser via an intent. WebViews allow embedding.