iOS Question [SOLVED] The last item of a TableView gets covered by the keyboard

[semar]

Hi all,

I have a running example using a iTableview named myDictionary. When I edit an item of the list, the item scrolls gently up by using the code

Dim tf As TextField = Sender
myDictionary.ScrollTo(0, tf.Tag, myDictionary.SCROLL_TOP)

where tf.Tag contains the index of the TextField where i clicked on.
In this way the keyboard does not cover the item being edited, and I can see the TextField - so far so good.
However, when I try to edit the last item of the TebleView, the table does not scroll up enough, and the edited TextField remains covered by the keyboard.
Is there a trick to force the tableview to scroll a bit more upwards ?

I've also tryed to add a new element at the end of the TableView when I edit the last item, because in this way the scrolling upwards would work - in fact the problem arises only on the very last item of the TableView - but when I add a new item to the TableView, and then I update the TableView with the command "myDictionary.ReloadAll", then the BeginEdit event of the TextField does not continue anymore.

I've attached the project file so you can test and see what I mean. Try to add three or more elements with the "New" button. Then try to edit the last element.
You will see that the keyboard will cover the TextField being edited.

Is there any workaround to circumnavigate this problem ?

Thanks in advance,
Sergio

 

[Erel]

iTableview

Don't use iTableView. Use iUI8 instead.

Check this example: https://www.b4x.com/android/forum/threads/calcrelativekeyboardheight-example.64054/

 

[semar]

Don't use iTableView. Use iUI8 instead.

Check this example: https://www.b4x.com/android/forum/threads/calcrelativekeyboardheight-example.64054/

Hello Erel,
sorry for the delay of my answer.

Your example worked like a charm, many thanks !

However, I had to set the min. iOS Version to 8 in order to get it to work - as set in your example. In comparision, the iTableView is more compatible with previous O.S. versions.
Anyway, I guess that the version 8 is largely distributed.

Again, many thanks for your support.

Take care,
Sergio