The soft keyboard is not working on my mobile in the sl4a environment. The keyboard is present there but on taping the keys nothing happens. Please kindly help.
Try grabbing a different keyboard off the Play Store, such as Hacker's Keyboard (which is good for this kind of thing)
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I have been looking for a way to manipulate the microphone on the keyboard of an Android. Currently I have a button that brings up the google Text to speech. It works fine. However I am debating on the functionality portion.
I wanted to the option a user can tap the button which works flawlessly. Then the option of tapping the mic on the keyboard. I figured that if speech was in place the mic would be used for the keyboard as well. However in my case it doesn’t work.
My question is can I simulate the keyboard microphone function. The answer is there is always an away. Then again since it’s not working by default do I have to set the function for the mic portion.
I am assuming that if I do it would be the same code code has the button mic I created in the design. I have looked for key codes and found numerous key codes for remotes and such. There is no microphone on there just
media-record
So is media record the keycode for the keyboard mic? All I am needing is the keycode for the mic nothing else. Also my main concern is that is the mic on the keyboard coded to standard. Which means custom keyboards and what not.
I am not sure what to do here, if there is a keycode I can manipulate or if it’s just developed by default only.
I think it would be easier to just hit the mic on the keyboard to talk and let google speech do it its thing, rather than tap off the keyboard and press my custom button to record.
Does anyone know the keycode that would allow me to manipulate the button. I don’t the how to do it, I just need to access the keycode. As I said I have several lists that has keycodes for the complete android phone, however none of the media codes works With default keyboard mic.
Any help would be appreciated.
I'm creating an app using react-native, the soft keyboard gets suppressed when there's a hardware keyboard connected. I need it to be shown.
I'm essentially asking the same question as here:Show soft keyboard even though a hardware keyboard is connected but specifically for react native.
You mean an external keyboard for your tablet?
You can try to set the keyboard type to 'null'.
You can also try to add the onPress="blur()" prop in your Input/TextInput
I have integrated my jwplayer in my application but pressing space bar not pause/play video it scroll page to down. why? any workaround for that?
Due to a security feature, not all alphanumeric keys are available
when in fullscreen mode. These shortcuts will only work when outside
of fullscreen. Keyboard shortcuts are also not supported in Internet
Explorer 8.
Ref: http://support.jwplayer.com/customer/portal/articles/1597259-keyboard-shortcuts
Also, JW Player 5 doesn't have keyboard control support, but I believe JW Player 6 does.
While developing Windows Store apps and WP8 apps, is it possible to test the "touch" gestures while using a laptop that doesn't support touch? Are there parallel mouse or keyboard actions/combinations that will do the same thing as a "pinch" or a "flick" gesture (to imitate semantic zoom and unzoom) for example?
When you use the simulator, there are buttons at the right that let you simulate multi-touch. It's not convenient, but it mostly works.
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/apps/hh441475(v=vs.110).aspx
I haven't been able to use the WP8 SDK yet but if the SDK is like WP7 (from what I hear from others it is) use the simulator that comes with the SDK and use Multitouch Vista to emulate the touches with this Guide to using Multitouch Vista. You will just need any other USB mouse (note though using the built-in trackpad as another mouse has been hit and miss in my experience with Multitouch Vista)
For Windows Store Apps the easiest way to simlute gestures only us by using the provided simulator. You can still use Multitouch Vista but the dots to track the points won't show in the Metro Environment.
My application need to know are external keyboard connect or no. How could i do to know that? No Private API please. :)
If this is iOS related, I'm not sure why you'd want to detect this as the hardware keyboard acts exactly the same as the software keyboard (except with a few extra shortcuts for sound, brightness etc. which your app shouldn't use anyway).
If you're considering screen space, then the software keyboard will still send it's notifications when it is displayed or when it is hidden, so you can respond to those. For example, say you have the software keyboard up and then you connect your external keyboard. The software keyboard will hide, and will post the UIKeyboardWillHideNotification. So you can respond to that.