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You may wish to investigate these two properties: EditText1.SingleLine = False EditText1.InputType = EditText1.INPUT_TYPE_TEXT That may help you accomplish what you're trying to do. If you're looking for something a little more "Wordpad-ish" then take a look at https://www.b4x.-version-20

Essaies avec editText.InputType = editText.INPUT_TYPE_NONE
link: Merci Klaus, j'ai trouvé et ça fonctionne avec ce code : EditText.text = EditText.text & newtext via ce lien ici et.text = et.text & newtext or D

Rule number #1 of B4XView: you can always cast the view back to the native type and do whatever you like. Dim et As EditText = YourView et.InputType = ... I recommend using B4XFloatTextField from XUI Views, in cross platform solution.
link: If I use EditText as B4XView. Can I somehow select an input type like a regular EditText?
link: Yes, I just needed a cross platform solution. I will use B4XFloatTextField. Thanks for your reply.
link: B4XFloatTextField.EditText.InputType = B4XFloatTextField .INPUT_TYPE_NUMBERS

Custom filters EditText.InputType allows you to set the keyboard mode and the allowed input. However there are situations where you need to use a custom filter. For example if you want to accept IP addresses (ex: 192.168.0.1). In this case none of the built-in types will work. Setting the input type
link: I am having an issue with ShowKeyboard that I hope someone can help with. It pushes the screen up just fine IF the EditText box does NOT ALREADY have

This EditText fixes a few issues with the standard EditText and adds new features: - Filter: you can transform any input before the text is changed; - Mask: you can define an input mask; - Read-only: you can protect your EditText against changes; - Floating hint: the hint moves above the EditText wh
link: Please Notice! The Input Type of an Edit Tet View does only tell the IME Keyboard which keys to present and which not. In case that not presented keys
link: @Informatix, "Having a capital letter at the beginning of each word has less practical use in everyday use and has not been implemented." I beg to di
link: Very easy to do with MET. Either with a mask: ET1.Initialize("ET1") Dim ThousandSep As String = " " ET1.Format = "###" & ThousandSep & "###" & Thousan

Füge edtTest.SingleLine = False hinzu. EditText1.InputType = Bit.Or(0x00004000, 0x00000001) EditText1.SingleLine = False
link: Ich habe ein EditText-Feld erstellt für mehrere Zeilen (SingleLine = False) und das Funktioniert auch problemlos. Ich wollte jetzt, dass bei Anwahl de
link: Hallo Klaus, Danke für deine Antwort. Habe auch schon daran gedacht den von dir angegebenen Befehl einzutragen. War für mich nur unlogisch, dass ein B

This does the Trick (even the EditText-fields are marked as TEXT) EditTextName.InputType = EditTextName.INPUT_TYPE_TEXT EditTextemail.InputType = EditTextemail.INPUT_TYPE_TEXT But only when SAVING. When reading the map with this code: Mappi = File.ReadMap(share & "/testdir","userda
link: I want to write 2 simple entries in a map: If Mappi.IsInitialized = True Then EditTextName.InputType = EditTextName.Text EditTexte
link: Solved - THIS works Mappi = File.ReadMap(share & "/testdir","userdata.map") Panel5.Visible=True EditTextName.Inpu

EditText1.InputType = Bit.Or(EditText1.INPUT_TYPE_TEXT, 0x00000020)
link: Hello Edittext have many inputtype in java but basic don't have it Example URL or email or other Please add this type in designer Also add search view
link: I think there are more input types available in B4a, see Beginners Guide, Chapter 18.36 Change EditText input modes and https://developer.android..htm
link: you want the an edittext to force input email, url etc?

Sorry to ask my question at the wrong place. The solutions I found, were for EditText. With Preferences dialogs we access data from/to a map collection. So how we can't do something like: "EditText.InputType = Bit.Or(EditText.InputType, 524288)"
link: Try this code where you expose the native text view of B4XFloatTextField: For i = 0 To prefdialog.PrefItems.Size - 1 Dim pi As B4XPrefItem = p

t2.EditText.InputType = Bit.Or(Bit.Or(0x80000, 0x2000), t2.EditText.InputType)
link: My apologies. The single question is how to set multiple Input Types (All caps, 8192 and No suggestions, 524288). I have t2.EditText.InputTyp

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