I developed many app using phonegap but never had this issue.
Every where in application IOS keyboard "Done" button is changed to "fertig".
I tried and checked everything in app but did not find the issue.My app supports 1 language that is english.
could you suggest why keyboard "Done" button is changed to "fertig" and how can i fix it.
Thanks a ton in advance.
Regards,
Jitendra
"Fertig" is the German term for "done". Make sure that both, your iDevice and Mac as well as the tranlation string is set to English.
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I am in the final steps for my first Ionic-App and I found a small thing I'd like to change. The app needs to be in German and not in English, so I got a challenge to do this for iOS.
The app has a search-function with an search-input-field. On Android there are no problems with the language, on iOS 9 I always got the "Return" Button in the keyboard.... Space is called "Leerzeichen". It looks like Apple did not translate the Button "Return" into German, you can see that here.
All other elements like "Done" are translated. Therefore I set up the Language-Settings in Xcode.
Does anybody have an idea how I can set the UIReturnKeyType in Ionic or Cordova? It looks like there is no solution so far.
Currently I'm working on a Phonegap project which is in Dutch (dit not define a language in the App yet), also the OS is in Dutch.
Now my problem. When I open the keyboard or the camera I see a Done, Prev, Next button in English. Which should be in Dutch.
I have read multiple posts about the CFBundleAllowMixedLocalizations var, but don't know how to add this property in the info tab of my project. And will this solve my issue?
Also I have read that you can add a Language file, but I just want to have the IOS language inside this buttons. Any way to do this?
I'm working on an iOS app that uses dark keyboards. One such keyboard is affiliated with a UITextView. I create the UITextView and play around with it for a bit and every thing works as it should.
The problem occurs when I dismiss the keyboard and then click the home button and dismiss the app into the background. By reopening my app, I return to the screen on which I just was. When I click on the UITextView, it gives it firstResponder status and the UIKeyboard reappears.
If you check the properties of the UIKeyboard, the appearance is still set to dark but for the first second the keyboard is on the screen it shows as light.
Does anyone know how to force a refresh of the keyboard between the app entering the foreground and the keyboard being displayed?
I do not believe there is anything you can do at this time to fix this. I had a simple project I had just done to send in a bug report to Apple, but it didn't fail in the demo project as it does in my code. I was going to toss that project away when I saw your problem.
So I have verified that even in the very latest unreleased Xcode and iOS beta this still happens. But, since I had the project already, I did enter a bug report on it with the demo project so Apple can see it for themselves.
15586497 "Keyboard flashes from white to dark under one specific test"
If you want to enter your own bug you can say its a dup of the number above, then no need for a demo project.
IMHO, these things do get fixed, but not for a while - maybe iOS 8 if you're lucky, so I think you're just going to have to live with it, or switch to using a white keyboard.
My issue is that MPMoviePlayerController is showing English text when I switch the device language to Arabic. I do have Localization enabled for both English and Arabic, and Localizable.strings for each.
The Done button, Loading... text and the options are all still in English, but apparently these have been localized for different languages. I can't seem to figure out how to get the English text to switch to Arabic (or if it is actually supported).
A similar question has been asked before here, but this was for setting the default language of the movie player by changing the Development Region: Localize Done button of MPMoviePlayerViewController
Any help will be appreciated.
Thanks,
DemonGyro
Edit: This may just be an issue with the simulator as the language switches fine on the iPad. Just need to get my hands on a iPhone to check that too...
Edit 2: Turns out it's just an issue with the simulator. Oh well, at least my problem is solved.
Turns out it's just an issue with the simulator. Oh well, at least my problem is solved.
I've read a lot of topics about developing a custom keyboard for iOS and it's clear that it is impossible to build a system-wide alternative keyboard.
But I still try to understand how Emoji keyboard(the emoticons additional layer) could make it possible and it is an official app on AppStore (that means it passes Apple approval!).
Note that their keyboard, once installed, can be added in Keyboard section in Settings!
Thanks for help
Emoji apps enable a by-default-disabled keyboard built into iOS. If I recall correctly, it's enabled by default in certain regions (Japan) but disabled in most places. So they aren't adding a new keyboard, just revealing one that's already there.
edit: ... and here's how they do it
The Emoji Icons are a stored in the private use area of unicode. They won't look any good on a different device than an iPhone/iPad, this is Apple specific.
The app is just to enable the keyboard. You can do it yourself: Making An Emoji Enabeling App.
Have a look at The truth about iPhone Emoji, which sheds some light on the whole topic.