U unba1300 Guest May 6, 2012 #1 Hi. I created a simple CustomDialog2 with an edittext and a couple of buttons on it, but when I click in the edittext, the keyboard does not pop up like it normally would in an activity. Any ideas on how to handle this? Thanks.
Hi. I created a simple CustomDialog2 with an edittext and a couple of buttons on it, but when I click in the edittext, the keyboard does not pop up like it normally would in an activity. Any ideas on how to handle this? Thanks.
specci48 Well-Known Member Licensed User Longtime User May 6, 2012 #2 You can show the keyboard manually with the IME library. But I just created a small sample with an edittext and a customdialog2 and I was not able to reproduce your problem. Are you using the emulator or a real device? specci48 Upvote 0
You can show the keyboard manually with the IME library. But I just created a small sample with an edittext and a customdialog2 and I was not able to reproduce your problem. Are you using the emulator or a real device? specci48
thedesolatesoul Expert Licensed User Longtime User May 6, 2012 #3 It works fine for me. Do remember that once a CustomDialog is shown, all code running in the back ground will be blocked. Upvote 0
It works fine for me. Do remember that once a CustomDialog is shown, all code running in the back ground will be blocked.
U unba1300 Guest May 6, 2012 #4 I'm using the emulator. I don't have a real device yet, so I don't know this, but can the user bring up the keyboard manually in this case; as a last resort? Thanks. Upvote 0
I'm using the emulator. I don't have a real device yet, so I don't know this, but can the user bring up the keyboard manually in this case; as a last resort? Thanks.
specci48 Well-Known Member Licensed User Longtime User May 6, 2012 #5 LewLewSoft said: ...but can the user bring up the keyboard manually in this case; as a last resort? Thanks. Click to expand... Yes, the user can always manually show or hide the keyboard. Just to stick on your problem: Can you provide your code building and showing up your custom dialog so we can have a look at it? specci48 Upvote 0
LewLewSoft said: ...but can the user bring up the keyboard manually in this case; as a last resort? Thanks. Click to expand... Yes, the user can always manually show or hide the keyboard. Just to stick on your problem: Can you provide your code building and showing up your custom dialog so we can have a look at it? specci48
