Android Question How to check if virtual keyboard raised

Erel

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• Sep 17, 2017

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Please use [code]code here...[/code] tags when posting code.

 

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EvgenyB4A

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• Sep 17, 2017

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B4X:

ime1.Initialize("ime1")
ime1.AddHandleActionEvent(et)
ime1.AddHeightChangedEvent

 

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eps

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• Sep 17, 2017

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Can you post a screenshot of the issue as well?

I think there might be another way to resolve the issue you have, but am not completely sure of the problem.

 

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EvgenyB4A

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• Sep 17, 2017

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eps said:

Can you post a screenshot of the issue as well?

I think there might be another way to resolve the issue you have, but am not completely sure of the problem.

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The problem is that the keyboard itself appears, but the event that should indicate that keyboard appeared ( ime1_HeightChanged) is not raised.
Actually, my purpose is to hide the keyboard automatically after X seconds since it appears or any key of it pressed.

 

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Erel

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Have you added the required activity attribute (https://www.b4x.com/android/forum/threads/handle-the-soft-keyboard-with-the-ime-library.14832/) ?

 

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EvgenyB4A

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• Sep 17, 2017

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Yes.

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SetActivityAttribute(ChooseProduct, android:windowSoftInputMode, adjustResize|stateHidden).

 

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Erel

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Try to reproduce it in a small project and upload it.

 

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EvgenyB4A

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I see the problem. The event ime1_heightChanged do raises if the attribute #FullScreen: false. When the attribute is true, that the event is not raised.

 

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