Re: Detect Return From Mobile Keyboard Without Native Field?

Scott Rossi wrote: > Well, native fields have been finicky for me on Android (and still > are). > Apparently unless native fields exceed a certain height dimension, > they briefly show scrollbars when focused, even single line fields. > Focus (perhaps only in my case) has been unreliable, and

Re: Detect Return From Mobile Keyboard Without Native Field?

On 7/14/16, 12:26 PM, "use-livecode on behalf of Richard Gaskin" wrote: >Scott Rossi wrote: > > > Thanks for checking Richard. How did you do your test? > >I had the target field trap returnInField and display its

Re: Detect Return From Mobile Keyboard Without Native Field?

Scott Rossi wrote: > Thanks for checking Richard. How did you do your test? I had the target field trap returnInField and display its text in a second field. > Using a Nexus 5X here, so recent hardware. I place a standard > LiveCode field a card (nothing native), and in the card script: >

Re: Detect Return From Mobile Keyboard Without Native Field?

Thanks for checking Richard. How did you do your test? Using a Nexus 5X here, so recent hardware. I place a standard LiveCode field a card (nothing native), and in the card script: on returnInField answer millisecs() end returnInField When I press characters on the mobile keyboard, they

Re: Detect Return From Mobile Keyboard Without Native Field?

Scott Rossi wrote: > On Android... I have values in some standard fields (not native) > that I need to send to a handler. How can I trap the return key > event on the mobile keyboard without having focus on a native field? > Neither inputReturnKey or returnInField appears to get triggered.

Detect Return From Mobile Keyboard Without Native Field?

On Android... I have values in some standard fields (not native) that I need to send to a handler. How can I trap the return key event on the mobile keyboard without having focus on a native field? Neither inputReturnKey or returnInField appears to get triggered. Thanks for any suggestions.