Alain
Put Richard's code into an open card handler to make the native field
appear when you first open the card. The rect of the field in his code is
set to match the rect of a field named "note" - I do the same kind of thing
because it lets you easily change the size and position of the native fi
mobileControlCreate "multiline", "displayInput"
mobileControlSet "displayInput", "rect", the rect of fld "note"
mobileControlSet "displayInput", "vScroll", "0"
mobileControlSet "displayInput", "visible", "true"
mobileControlSet "displayInput", "autocorrectionType", "n
How do you make a native iOS field?
Alain Vézina, directeur
Logilangue
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Le 2015-02-26 à 10:30, Richard Miller a écrit :
> Solved the problem. I was using a standard LC text field instead of a native
> iOS field.
>
>
> On 2/26/15 8:01 AM, Richard Miller wrote:
>> I've notice
Solved the problem. I was using a standard LC text field instead of a
native iOS field.
On 2/26/15 8:01 AM, Richard Miller wrote:
I've noticed that the built in voice-to-text feature on an iPhone
doesn't work in a standard LC text field. When I tap the icon on the
iPhone keyboard to the left
I've noticed that the built in voice-to-text feature on an iPhone
doesn't work in a standard LC text field. When I tap the icon on the
iPhone keyboard to the left of the spacebar and then speak, no text
comes into the field. Anyone know how to enable this feature?
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