So I have multiple UITextFields in my storyboard, but there is one isolated field that will not respond to any touch (neither in the simulator nor on the device) for all iOS versions, besides on the very right side of the field? This may have something to do with the constraints/frame of the field, but I have tried resolving autolayout issues, but nothing seems to work.
This is what my storyboard looks like (with the malfunctioning UITextField selected):
And this is what the simulator looks like:
Any ideas? There is very little functionality code-wise, so I imagine this is an Xcode formatting thing.
Form the picture it looks like the picker is actual over the textfield. It doesn't look like it but those are rather tall. You could try panning on the text field and see if the picker moves. Also you can try hiding it and see if that changes anything.
Good luck and hope that helps.
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I have Single View App for IOS Xcode 6.4. Example Add Player screen, I tried it by myself, but Text Field doesn't active to click and typing at my application simulator (UITableViewController Static Cell) I have compared my project with example final project, everything looks good similar. How to fix this problem?
First you try with cmd+k that will open the simulator's keyboard. If that is not working then try with cmd+shit+k that may hide your keyboard but you can able to type on the text filed. If that also not work then you may accidentally off the user interaction for text field. Or may be some other view covering your text field which is transparent, so you are not able to see it. I hope that will save your problem, otherwise please provide your code sample.
There is a bug in the segue transition. Set the transition to None and it should work. I had the problem with a Curl transition.
I'm building an iPad app witch will use a numeric keyboard. The numeric keyboard for the iPad is really huge, all i need is something smaller, something like the decimal keyboard for the iphone.
If i use the default one, half the screen gets covered with keys i dont need. I know i can move the textfields out of the way but it is such a waste of screen space.
So i tried building a custom UIView with no button for start and setting the textfield.inputview to my custom UIView.
The only thing i got is that my custom view is displayed like/in place of/the stock keyboard and the only thing i can change is the height of the custom view.
How could i build a sort of custom keyboard that apple will accept and works with the textfields.
Thank you.
I found what i was looking for. The answer is UIPopover. I managed to build a custom keypad inside a uipopover.
Here's a good tutorial for the uipopover:
http://www.appcoda.com/uiactionsheet-uipopovercontroller-tutorial/
And here's some more info on what you have to do to make it work:
http://iphone-bitcode.blogspot.fr/2011/12/custom-number-pad-on-ipad.html
I have two Macs, both with the latest OS and Xcode versions. We're developing for iOS7.
On one Mac, everything seems OK. On the other, when I drop a UITextField onto a View Controller scene, the attributes inspector shows only a small subset of the attributes available.
I would expect to see something similar to the UITextView attributes but instead I see only this:
Have I done something wrong here or is this a bug? I seem to remember having edited attributes on a UITextField that I added earlier to another scene (font, text size, etc) but these are not available now.
I made a stupid mistake and I guess that someone else could do the same. I must have inadvertently clicked on the "Text Field" label at the top of the attributes panel and then scrolled up, missing it completely.
Doh!
I want to get the keyboard size without using NSNotification. When I press the plus button, it can replace the keyboard with a custom UIView like this:
Then the plus button is pressed and the view loaded:
How can I achieve this?
I already made same rookie mistake like you want to do here. The problem is you will write a lot only to realize you do not want to avoid standard flow provided you by iOS team. For example you will definitely have a bad time dealing with issue like this one (there is additional bar which is part of standard keyboard for Chinese locale):
I solved this by using other people's work from DAKeyboardControl project. You do not need to attach observer (or if you use DAKeyboardControl - block) directly to your bar with buttons, but to your controller and check what user is trying to do and animate this bar accordingly. In the sources you can see how to get keyboard's animation duration and timing function. It may sound more complicated than it indeed is, just give it a try.
I have to create custom keyboard like the real keyboard in iOS.
I need to do following like keyboard.
like that.
How can i create like that?
Please tell me , because i'm just new beginner.
Here's something that I created that might help. Just fork it on GitHub and change the Punjabi characters to Myanmar. Most of the hard work is done for you :)
https://github.com/kulpreetchilana/Custom-iOS-Keyboards
With a custom view and custom buttons. The keyboard itself is something very easy to do, you just need to place some buttons on a view and then show that view.
Your real problem will be connecting the button actions to the text field.
You would have to check for the first responder and then add to its text the value corresponding to your custom keyboard. It will be an even more difficult problem to actually "type" those weird characters from the keyboard in the text field. I am not familiar with them, are those real ASCII characters?
Anyway, you're in for quite some work. It's not something very difficult to code, requiring some complicate algorithms, but the implementation will be tricky and complex, so be careful