Can i prevent keyboard from spliting? - ios

User can split keyboard in my app.
I want to prevent keyboard split from user how can i do this?
Thanks in advance.

It is not possible to disable the option of splitting keyboard from user. Please see here for other option.

Sorry to say that, No you can't do this through code.
This feature is introduced in iOS 5 and greater.
If user don't want this feature then they can turnoff it from the settings App.
As far as I know, till now (16th January-2013) apple didn't provided any API for doing this.

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