In android, they set viewport without keypad area. Also, viewport doesn't go backside of keypad. However, IOS set viewport with keypad area.
How to prevent viewport go behind of keypad in IOS?
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I have created a responsive powerapp. For the screen I have set it's Height to Max(App.Height, App.DesignHeight) and it's Width to Max(App.Width, App.DesignWidth).
For troubleshooting purposes I added a label that shows the App.Width and App.Height values in my app.
When my app runs on an iOS device in Safari, which I've tried on iPhone 13 and iPad Pro 11", the reported screen size values are larger than the viewable screen in the browser causing the app to have to scroll up and down to see the entire screen. The size that is reported is actually the size of the viewable area in the browser if I collapse the browser bar (the bar with the back/forward button, address bar, etc.) at the top or bottom of the screen. When the browser bar is extended, which seems to be the default, or collapsed, the values for App.Height and App.Width do not change. However, I notice that on other, "longer" websites, the browser bar automatically collapses as I scroll up or down and reappears when I scroll the other direction. My PowerApp is not a scrollable screen and the browser bar never collapses. I'm sure this behavior is probably related to the problem.
Is there something I can do to make sure the App runs within the viewable area of the browser regardless of the state of the browser bar?
On a side note, it works perfectly fine in a browser window on my PC.
I had used emoji library in my app. Most of the devices its working perfectly, but in some devices unable to show emoji popup window at the bottom of the screen. The device soft input keyboard fully hides the emoji popup in bottom of the screen.
In iframe, if the user starts typing (keyboard open) screen got blur in iOS Device, it is not visible until unless user scrolls down & focus out the keyboard.
when keyboard press in ios device the iframe position varies, in my code i have written iframe position fixed with 100 vh but due position my ui get distort
Scnario :In Safari/Chrome in iOS 9.3.2 (I tested on iPhone 6s) clicking button while the input is focused, causes the iFrame to be removed, but the cursor stays blinking on screen. Furthermore, the keyboard stays open (clicking keys does nothing). After dismissing the keyboard, clicking anywhere else in the screen causes the keyboard to pop back again.
my issue got solved by body
html {height:100%; overflow-x:hidden }
may be it will help others
Later edit: issue was jquery mobile.
I have an app built with phonegap and jQuery mobile. Everything works perfect until input is focused and keyboard appears. After this, if I'll switch orientation, viewport is broken.
Example :
Home screen (portrait)
Home screen, changed orientation
Home screen (portrait) with input focused
Home screen (landscape) after input was focused
As you can see in #4, viewport is broken.
I'm using fixed viewport size (width=640, user-scalable=no). Also tried to use scale programmatically on orientation change, change viewport on orientation change, but it didn't work.
Any suggestions?
Thanks!
Using the iOS Simulator and viewing a html page with a text box that has scrolling content, how do you use the mouse to scroll that text region?
On a real iOS device you simply press and hold and drag on the text box, but on the simulator doing that with a mouse scrolls the entire screen.
Because it is a simulator and not an emulator. You can use the simulator to 'test' how it looks like but you cannot test all of the features. The simulator is just an iframe sized to the resolution of an iPhone or whatever.