thedesolatesoul Expert Licensed User Longtime User Oct 4, 2011 #1 These events exist already but are not available in the documentation or in the designer (Generate Members). They are useful especially if you want to consume the event and bypass the OS handling of the edit text. (Disabling LongClick for pasting, disable FocusChanged when in a scrollview etc).
These events exist already but are not available in the documentation or in the designer (Generate Members). They are useful especially if you want to consume the event and bypass the OS handling of the edit text. (Disabling LongClick for pasting, disable FocusChanged when in a scrollview etc).
Jim Brown Active Member Licensed User Longtime User Oct 5, 2011 #2 +1 I need to know when a user has clicked into an edit text, in the case where it exists in a scrollview, so that I can scroll the 'clicked' EditText into place. Right now, there is no easy way of knowing whether the USER or ANDROID activated the edit text -> ScrollViews and EditText issue
+1 I need to know when a user has clicked into an edit text, in the case where it exists in a scrollview, so that I can scroll the 'clicked' EditText into place. Right now, there is no easy way of knowing whether the USER or ANDROID activated the edit text -> ScrollViews and EditText issue
