Close the virtual keyboard

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• How to force the virtual keyboard to hide?

  I am developing an app for BB Storm and I need to force the virtual keyboard to hide and close pushing / croustilleur between the screens.  I tried to set the visibility state of the keyboard during the initialization of each screen via Screen.getVirtualKeyboard () .setVisibility (VirtualKeyboard.HIDE_FORCE), but it does not work.

  The documentation for the keyboard interaction and screen is sparse, at best, I wish RIM would improve their docs.

  I found the problem.  It turns out that only the control (not the screen) who "owns" the virtual keyboard can show/hide it.  So I was able to hide the keyboard by substituting the method onUnFocus of the input area and hide the keyboard.  This seems silly as the reference for the virtual keyboard is obtained from the screen object.

  protected void onUnfocus()
  {
  super.onUnfocus ();
         
  VirtualKeyboard vk is UiApplication.getUiApplication () .getActiveScreen () .getVirtualKeyboard ();.
  vk.setVisibility (VirtualKeyboard.HIDE);
  }

• After the upgrade to win10 does not show the virtual keyboard in the taskbar

  After the Win10 the virtual keyboard does not show in the taskbar when you use programs that require to connect and it does not appear iwhen attempt to use Word (version Office365). These programs are therefore unusable, unless it is a workaround.  Does anyone know how to solve this or a work around for it?

  Hello m875,.

  What 'Tablet' do you use?

  I improved my tablet of 8 flow and had no problems.

  If you go to settings > devices > typing, you can enable and disable certain functions of touchpad.

  The last two options on the bottom are disabled by default. Can you turn those on to see if this gives you what you need?

  (Automatically display the touch keyboard in glass mode apps...)

  Once, when I type a mailbox type, the keyboard will appear.

  Does that help? Let me know.

• The disappearance of the virtual keyboard Pro iPad support

  For some reason, the virtual keyboard on my iPad pro just disappears and can not be found. This happens intermittently and it is very frustrating. Does anyone else have this experience?

  Are you connected any keyboard bluetooth for iPad Pro?   If so, it is probably auto-login when you come into 30 feet about this keyboard.  Go to the BlueTooth when you have this problem and see if there is a device connected keyboard when you have no keyboard.   If so, disconnect it from settings.

  Hope that helps

• my virtual keyboard does not work when I try to connect to my Bank. keeps telling me to use the virtual keyboard, but it does not work

  I use to be able to use the virtual keyboard when I logged my Bank. now it has stopped working.

  Try a system restore to a Date before the problem began:

  Restore point:

  http://www.howtogeek.com/HOWTO/Windows-Vista/using-Windows-Vista-system-restore/

  Do Safe Mode system restore, if it is impossible to do in Normal Mode.

  Try typing F8 at startup and in the list of Boot selections, select Mode safe using ARROW top to go there > and then press ENTER.

  Try a restore of the system once, to choose a Restore Point prior to your problem...

  Click Start > programs > Accessories > system tools > system restore > choose another time > next > etc.

  http://www.windowsvistauserguide.com/system_restore.htm

  Read the above for a very good graph shows how backward more than 5 days in the System Restore Points by checking the correct box.

  See you soon.

  Mick Murphy - Microsoft partner

• hide the virtual keyboard hangs in Z10

  Hi, I'm porting android app to Z10.

  I use following code to hide the virtual keyboard in onCreate():

  =================================================

  InputMethodManager imm = (InputMethodManager) getSystemService (Context.INPUT_METHOD_SERVICE);  imm.hideSoftInputFromWindow (mainActivity.this.getCurrentFocus () .getWindowToken (), inputMethodManager.HIDE_NOT_ALWAYS);

  =============================================

  However, it always crashes in BB10.2.

  Can someone tell me how to hide the virtual keyboard?

  Thank you

  I finally found the problem:
  1 when I have something to edit entry, click on the button 'Next' in the virtual keyboard, it will focus on the button.
  2. when I click the button, the "mainActivity.this.getCurrentFocus ()" is return NULL. This caused the problem

  Thanks anyway.

• How to customize the virtual keyboard?

  Hello

  I am looking for a way to customize the virtual keyboard. I want to customize keyboard and form location, places default keys in the keyboard for some specific languages, the keyboard, the size of the keyboard etc. However, the customization nearest you, I found on the API reference manual is to define the name of the Enter key and to use different layout of a set fixed (link). Construction of a new keyboard from scratch is not an option for me. And I want to use the default keyboard features (like pushing the key words of)

  How can I customize the virtual keyboard by default?

  A big no, no, you can't mess with the user of a BB keyboard! If you need a custom keyboard (let's say for a game), you will need to start over again.

• The virtual keyboard will prevent the display of gestures in some of the screens.

  Hello

  If peripheral BB10 function key a cheap shots left that the keyboard is displayed even if the screen has no control of editfield. How can I disable this behavior on some of the screen.

  Same issue was discussed below thread, but there is one year and no solution:

  https://supportforums.BlackBerry.com/T5/native-development/how-do-I-prevent-the-virtual-keyboard-fro...

  A workaround that I have implemented is to listen BPS events:

  Subscribe (virtualkeyboard_get_domain ());

  then, virtualkeyboard_request_events (0);

  and then, to catch keyboard events and hide the keyboard.

  If (bps_event_get_domain (event) is virtualkeyboard_get_domain())
  {
  virtualkeyboard_hide();
  }

  This workaround works, but the problem is virtual keyboard appears to half way through and dismissed immd.

  I want to completely disable the virtual keyboard to appear on the gesture on some of my screens.

  is this possible? using something in the bar - descriptor.xml? or handling certain events in C++, QML?

  Here is the configuration that I use:

  SDK: 10.1

  Feature: Z10 with software version 10.2

  IDE: Momentics version 2.0

  Thanks in advance.

  I think the problem here is that gestures like this are handled by OS not by an application so you can not stop this behavior.

• Via the virtual keyboard input string.

  Hello

  I'm trying to get a string input from the virtual keyboard (if I change the name of players). I was hoping that virtual keyboard stuff that would do for me, but it brings just the keyboard, not the entry dialog box too. Y at - it a dialog box simple fun that I can use to get a string modified via the keyboard, without writing the entire bad editing functions myself?

  Thank you

  Steve.

  Please take a look at the BlackBerry native samples on github.

  There is here a sample of "dialogue".

  Our dialogue in bits/s service is what you described.

• Is not scrolling screen when the virtual keyboard is opened by clicking an edit field

  Hello

  I have searched and tried many things, but not got success.

  There are three managers of verticalfield in my screen.

  1.)

  vfmMain

  = new VerticalFieldManager(Manager.USE_ALL_WIDTH |) Manager.USE_ALL_HEIGHT | Manager.NO_VERTICAL_SCROLL) {}

  protected voidpaint (Graphics grphcs) {}

  if (imgBG! = null) {

  grphcs.drawBitmap (0, 0,

  imgBG.getWidth (), imgBG.getHeight (), imgBG, 0, 0);

  }

  Super.paint (grphcs);

  }

  protected void sublayout (int maxWidth, maxHeight int) {}

  maxWidth = UIConstants.

  SCREEN_WIDTH;

  maxHeight = UIConstants.

  SCREEN_HEIGHT;

  Super.sublayout (maxWidth, maxHeight);

  Super.setExtent (maxWidth, maxHeight);

  }

  };

  2.)

  vfmFieldNS

  = new VerticalFieldManager(Manager.USE_ALL_WIDTH |) Manager.USE_ALL_HEIGHT | NO_VERTICAL_SCROLL) {}

  protected voidpaint (Graphics grphcs) {}

  if (imgBGCoverInternetHome! = null) {

  grphcs.drawBitmap ((UIConstants.

  SCREEN_WIDTH - imgBGCoverInternetHome.getWidth () / 2, 0, imgBGCoverInternetHome.getWidth (), imgBGCoverInternetHome.getHeight (), imgBGCoverInternetHome, 0, 0);

  }

  Super.paint (grphcs);

  }

  protected void sublayout (int maxWidth, maxHeight int) {}

  maxWidth = UIConstants.

  SCREEN_WIDTH;

  maxHeight =

  imgBGCoverInternetHome.getHeight () / *-UIConstants.SCREEN_HEIGHT (UIConstants.LABEL_HEIGHT + UIConstants.FOOTER_MENU_HEIGHT) * /;

  Super.sublayout (maxWidth, maxHeight);

  Super.setExtent (maxWidth, maxHeight);

  }

  };

  3)

  vfmScroll

  = new VerticalFieldManager(USE_ALL_WIDTH |) USE_ALL_HEIGHT | VERTICAL_SCROLL) {}

  protected void sublayout (int maxWidth, maxHeight int) {}

  maxWidth = UIConstants.

  SCREEN_WIDTH;

  maxHeight =

  imgBGCoverInternetHome.getHeight () - imgButtonFocusBig.getHeight (/2/*UIConstants.SCREEN_HEIGHT - (UIConstants.LABEL_HEIGHT + (UIConstants.FOOTER_MENU_HEIGHT + VERTICAL_GAP))) * /;

  Super.sublayout (maxWidth, maxHeight);

  Super.setExtent (maxWidth, maxHeight);

  }

  };

  I'm addidng all fields in the Manager of scrolling that is vfmScroll.

  By clicking on the edit field, virtual keyboard opens on the screen, change the field leathers and screen does not scroll.

  Help, please.

  Thanks in advance.

  Thanks for the reply of Peter. Instead of UIConstants.SCREEN_HEIGHT, now I use Display.getHeight () - headerHeight-footerHeight. Given that Display.getHeight () is calculated accordingly when the virtual keyboard is open, so his works well for me.

• How can I stop the virtual keyboard appear gestures?

  Hello

  How can I stop the virtual keyboard to appear coincidentally in my game? There is no reason for the player to use the keyboard for the game, so I want to disable it.

  My current solution is to wait for the NAVIGATOR_KEYBOARD_STATE with the NAVIGATOR_KEYBOARD_OPENING State and by calling virtualkeyboard_hide(). But which causes the keyboard to appear a few pixels down before disappearing again.

  Is there a way of elequent more disable the gesture of virtual keyboard?

  Thank you

  Claudine

  I'm afraid, is not possible. If BlackBerry Advisor does not fix me don't waste your time on this. If a user low blows to the left of the keyboard is displayed regardless of your application.

• Unable to get the virtual keyboard.

  Hi all

  On my request, I want to use the virtual keyboard. When using "BasicEditField" I could get the virtual keyboard. help-

  this.getVirtualKeyboard () .setVisibility (VirtualKeyboard.SHOW_FORCE);

  but when I add 'PasswordEditField' I don't you virtuakeyboard. Any solution?

  When you move to the screen following at this time bfore pushing the next screen you can use this piece of code to hide the keyboard

  UiApplication.getUiApplication().getActiveScreen().getVirtualKeyboard().setVisibility(VirtualKeyboard.HIDE);
  

  Press the button Bravo thank the user who has helped you.

  If your problem has been resolved then please mark the thread as "accepted solution".

• BlackBerry smartphones select, copy, cut, with only the virtual keyboard?

  I hesitated in asking what should be obvious, but I almost exclusively use the manual keyboard, due in part to the ease and accuracy of text (alt + trackball) selection and then proceed to copy etc.

  How to do the same with the virtual keyboard?

  Place the cursor in the right place for the beginning of the word, press the BB button and 'select', highlight the trackball/pad through and again press the BB button and select "copy".

• BlackBerry smartphones can not hide the virtual keyboard

  Since yesterday, I have not been able to hide the virtual keyboard to quickly slide the finger down through the virtual keyboard.  I can hide it only by pressing the BB and then by choosing Hide keyboard.

  I am afraid that something bad might happen on the phone and I would like to know if there is a way to solve this problem before you return it to the store.

  Thank you.

  you have the latest OS and I do not see this question on my own.

  did you do a battery pull? With the BlackBerry device powered time, remove battery for a few seconds and then reinsert the battery to restart. see if the problem persists after.

• How to enter text in the text entry box using the virtual keyboard in a flex application

  Re: How to enter text in the text entry box using the virtual keyboard in a flex application

  Hello

  I'm using flash builder 4.

  I designed the virtual keyboard, I have to update the text in the input text permanently area using the virtual keyboard.

  I used the events.i button does a few he's cheating.

  can someone help me tat.

  Thanks in advance.

  I have included my mxml with this program.

  virtualKeyboard. MXML

  <? XML version = "1.0" encoding = "utf-8"? >
  " < = xmlns:fx s:Application ' http://ns.Adobe.com/MXML/2009 "
  xmlns:s = "library://ns.adobe.com/flex/spark".
  xmlns:MX = "library://ns.adobe.com/flex/mx" minWidth = minHeight = "955" "600" creationComplete = "initfunc ()" >
  < fx:Script >
  <! [CDATA]
  Import mx.controls.Alert;
  private function initfunc (): void
  {
  B1.addEventListener (MouseEvent.Click, HandleEvent);
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  B20.addEventListener (MouseEvent.Click, HandleEvent);
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  B27.addEventListener (MouseEvent.Click, HandleEvent);
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  B29.addEventListener (MouseEvent.Click, HandleEvent);
  B30.addEventListener (MouseEvent.Click, HandleEvent);
  B31.addEventListener (MouseEvent.Click, HandleEvent);
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  B52.addEventListener (MouseEvent.Click, HandleEvent);
  B53.addEventListener (MouseEvent.Click, HandleEvent);
  
  }
  public void handleEvent (e: MouseEvent): void
  {
  var a: String = e.target.name;
  Alert.Show (e.Target.Name);
  var b:String = null;
  Switch (a)
  {
  
  case 'Button20 ':
  b = TextBox.Text;
  TextBox.Text = "a";
  TextBox.Text = b + "a";
  break;

  
  case 'Button21 ':
  
  TextBox.Text = "b";
  TextBox.Text = b + "b";
  break;

  
  by default:
  
  TextBox.Text = "s";
  TextBox.Text = b + "s";
  }
  }
  
  []] >
  < / fx:Script >
  
  < s:Panel = "43" x y = "82" width = "527" height = "213" >
  < mx:Button = "71" x y = '86' id = "b1" label = "1" width = "30" height = "24" / >
  < s:Button = "180" x y = '86' id = "b2" label = "5" width = "30" height = "24" / >
  < s:Button = "127" x y = '86' id = "b3" label = "3" width = "30" height = "24" / >
  < s:Button = "99" x y = '86' id = "b4" label = "2" width = "30" height = "24" / >
  < s:Button = "323" x y = '86' id = "b5" label = "0" width = "30" height = "24" / >
  < s:Button = "294" x y = '86' id = "b6" label = "9" width = "30" height = "24" / >
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  < s:Button x = '237' y = '86' id = "b8" label = "7" width = "30" height = "24" / >
  < s:Button = '209' x y = '86' id = "b9" label = "6" width = "30" height = "24" / >
  < s:Button = "42" x y = '86' id = "b10" label = "" ' "width ="30"height ="24"/ >"
  < s:Button x = "382" y = '86' id = "b11" label = "=" width = "30" height = "24" / >
  < s:Button = '353' x y = '86' id = "b12" label = "» largeur" width = "30" height = "24" / > "
  < s:Button = "410" x y = '86' id = "b13" label = "back" width = "76" height = "24" / >
  < s:Button = "157" x y = '86' id = "b14" label = "4" width = "30" height = "24" / >
  < s:Button = "43" x = "109" id = "b15" label = "tab" width = "66" height = "24" / >
  < s:Button = "105" x = "109" id = "b16" label = "q" width = "31" height = "24" / >
  < s:Button = "247" x = "109" id = "b17" label = "y" width = "30" height = "24" / >
  < s:Button '303' = x y = "109" id = "b18" label = "i" width = "31" height = "24" / >
  < s:Button = "361" x y = '110' id = "b19" label = "p" width = "34" height = "23" / >
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  < s:Button = "332" x = "109" id = "b26" label = "o" width = "31" height = "24" / >
  < s:Button = "275" x = "109" id = "b27" label = "u" width = "31" height = "24" / >
  < s:Button = "220" x = "133" id = "b28" label = "g" width = "31" height = "24" / >
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  < s:Button = "43" x = "132" id = "b30" label = "caps" width = "66" height = "24" / >
  < s:Button = "275" x = "133" id = "b31" label = "j" width = "42" height = "23" / >
  < s:Button = "314" x = "132" id = "b32" label = "k" width = "31" height = "24" / >
  < s:Button = "133" x = "133" id = "b33" label = "s" width = "31" height = "23" / >
  < s:Button = "161" x = "133" id = "b34" label = "d" width = "31" height = "23" / >
  < s:Button = "250" x = "133" id = "b35" label = "h" width = "31" height = "23" / >
  < s:Button = "105" x = "133" id = "b36" label = "a" width = "31" height = "23" / >
  < s:Button = "191" x = "133" id = "b37" label = "f" width = "31" height = "23" / >
  < s:Button = "342" x = "132" id = "b38" label = "l" width = "31" height = "24" / >
  < s:Button = "152" x = "154" id = "b39" label = "x" width = "31" height = "24" / >
  < s:Button = "353" x = "154" id = "b40" label = "'." " Width = "31" height = "24" / >
  < s:Button = "325" x y = "154" id = "b41" label = "," width = "31" height = "24" / >
  < s:Button = "294" x = "154" id = "b42" label = "m" width = "31" height = "24" / >
  < s:Button = "259" x = "154" id = "b43" label = "n" width = "37" height = "24" / >
  < s:Button = '236' x y = "154" id = "b44" label = "b" width = "31" height = "24" / >
  < s:Button = "211" x = "154" id = "b45" label = "v" width = "31" height = "24" / >
  < s:Button = "181" x = "154" id = "b46" label = "c" width = "31" height = "24" / >
  < s:Button = "122" x = "154" id = "b47" label = "z" width = "31" height = "24" / >
  < s:Button = "380" x = "154" id = "b48" label = "/" width = "31" height = "24" / >
  < s:Button '368' = x y = "132" id = "b49" label width = ';' = "31" height = "24" / >
  < s:Button = "396" x = "132" id = "b50" label = "" ' "width ="31"height ="24"/ >"
  < s:Button = "43" x = "154" id = "b51" label = "shift" width = "82" height = "24" / >
  < s:Button '407' = x y = id = "154" "b52" label = "shift" width = "79" height = "24" / >
  < s:Button = "455" x = "109" id = "b53" label = "------" width = "31" height = "24" / >

  < / s:Panel >
  < s:TextInput = "161" x = "27" id = "textbox" width = "253" / >

  < / s:Application >

  Kind regards

  Saran r

  Hello

  http://gumbo.flashhub.NET/keyboard/

  It is a small example of a 'virtual' keyboard that will enter the text into a textinput/textarea component selected. Capslock and shift key States really aren't quite right (really need control shift/cap lock combo), but there is a simple tab and backspace (delete) and enter the function key.

  hope this is useful

  David.