I was wondering if it's possible to add a custom button to the print panel (UIPrintInteractionController) in an iOS app and if so how to go about doing that. Thanks.
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I would like when entering my app to automatically switch to my custom keyboard like the Facemoji app.
Is this possible to force user to open only custom keyboard without going into setting option. I want whenever user opens the app. only custom keyboard should open, not other. In my app there is preview function, show as extended keyboard otherwise it will show default keyboard i will fail.
thanks!
UITextField have property inputView
You can set any view you want inside yours application.
So you can use use the same view used for your's custom keyboard
I am new to the xamarin platform and I am needing to achieve this screen in Xamarin Android.
you need this popup when any button clicked or automatic when you go to login screen.
If you want this popup when button clicked then :
1- First Design this layout in your axml file.
2- On Button click create a Dialog.
3- Inflate that dialog with your created layout.
If You want this popup without any button click then in OnCreate Method follow above approach.
I'm developing a app for iOS using the language Swift, with a internal web view browser. If the user click on a text field, the native iOS keyboard open itself.
My simple question is: how can I hide the top bar (with the 2 arrows and the "done" button) in the keyboard?
AFAIK,Apple did not open webview keyboard interface.
sounds like auto correction enabled in the entry field , try setting textField.autocorrectiontype = .no . Hope this helps .
You can't.
Why would you want to do that anyway? It is very useful for navigating forms on iOS.
I'm trying to design a custom keyboard for iOS 8. Here are my development steps:
1. Created new project (Single view)
2. Created a new target: File > New > Target, and in the iOS template group chose the Custom Keyboard template.
Then I tried to enable the keyboard based on the documentation steps, which are:
1. Run the app
2. In iOS Simulator, press home button (Command+Shift+H)
3. Go to Settings > General > Keyboard > Keyboards.
4. Tap Add New Keyboard.
5. In the Purchased Keyboards group, tap the name of your new keyboard. A modal view appears with a switch to enable your keyboard.
6. Tap the switch to enable your keyboard. A warning alert appears.
7. In the warning alert, tap Add Keyboard to finish enabling your new keyboard. Then tap Done.
My problem is in step 5. The modal view does not show a switch to activate the keyboard, it shows an empty view like bellow:
I clicked on Done button and it shows my Custom keyboard in activated list:
But when I want to use this keyboard, for example in spotlight, it won't show my keyboard
Clicking the done button will activate the keyboard. There are some definite bugs in those menus.
To change keyboards, you can also try just tapping on the button to change keyboard, rather than holding it like you were in the last screenshot.
Also, it looks like you have the language for that keyboard set as persian, and my guess would be that it is not appearing because your system language is not persian (or the text field you are typing in doesn't support persian).
I wouldn't be surprised if there are other bugs in the simulator that would affect this. I'm glad to hear you were able to get it working.
After you click done, it should install the keyboard, even if you don't see the list in the settings table.
About the keyboard not showing up - you need to kill the app before running a new keyboard. it's a known issue on the simulator.
good luck!
I would like to know if there is something in iPhone that resembles dialog box in Android? I have several views to display inside dialog boxes. Each view, I need to control from Dialog box for click events.
I don't think that is a very good idea, but maybe you can try to create custom UIAlertViews. Or show modal viewcontrollers.