I have iPad app with view and uiwebview in it. It is on the bottom with size smaller than keyboard (e.g. 300x200). In webview is page with form loaded.
When I tap into some textfield, keyboard pops up and hides whole uiwebview. With iOS simulator and slow animation mode I can see, that webview is scrolled, but when it is smaller then keyboard and at the bottom, it is useless. Webview is covered with keyboard.
I have mastered moving hidden content by keyboard according managing keyboard documentation but when i set scrollview offset, webview still do the scrolling and scrolls text input away. There isn't way of setting webview offset.
Also I found in UIWebView class reference important note that embed webview in scrollview won't work correctly.
It seems to me i have come across easy problem but with no solution on the Internet. So am I first who wants to have uiwebview smaller than fullscreen? Is it app Store correct to have small uiwebview? What to do if UIWebView is hidden by keyboard?
Thanks for any notes and suggestions.
You can hide the keyboard when the webView is scrolled, try this:
self.webView.scrollView.keyboardDismissMode =UIScrollViewKeyboardDismissModeOnDrag;
What i would do is Keyboard notifications. You can scroll the view upwards using the methods provided by the UIView class nad this link should help you out greatly.
Keyboard Hiding Screen
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Focus input text:
Keyboard display:
And when I click on the "Mua" button. Keyboard hide, but webview resize like in image.
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what can i do?
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thanks
You can't do the former. The keyboard is in a different window and so doens't interact with the views in your window. Apple doesn't provide any public access to the keyboard window.
As to the latter, putting a view in front of it, you might be able to something like that by creating another window but I've not seen anyone do it and not sure what it would do to the keyboard events, etc.