uikeyboard

I follow the example in Obj-C at Custom iPhone Keyboard for finding the UIKeyboard in the Windows SubViews, however, I don't know how to do this using MonoTouch. I don't know what the "description" is. If it is a property of UIView I cannot access it from MonoTouch??? Can someone please provide an example of finding the UIKeyboard as in the Obj-C sample but in C# for use in MonoTouch? Thank you. I assume you're looking for the same thing as the keyboard in Safari (i.e. it has a small toolbar at the top that adds extra functionality, as seen on the far right image here ) In that case, what you

Introduction Context: I am working on one of my first own apps, a sort of note-taking app. The basic framework is simple: I have a UITableView with cells in them with a few design elements and a large UITextView which the user can write their notes into. Issue: I would like to implement the checkbox feature, similarly to what Apple has in their app "Notes". I want it to be a "part" of the text, so its erasable by hitting the erase on the keyboard. I have checked posts on SO about inserting a character to a UITextView, which works (see code below), but they differ in their goal when it comes to

Trying to disable IQKeyboardManager for a particular ViewController or for the whole app, it's not working. My AppDelegate code: [[IQKeyboardManager sharedManager] setEnableAutoToolbar:NO]; [[IQKeyboardManager sharedManager] setEnable:NO]; [[IQKeyboardManager sharedManager] disableToolbarInViewControllerClass:[TCChatViewController class]]; [[IQKeyboardManager sharedManager] disableInViewControllerClass:[TCChatViewController class]]; Also trying to disable in viewWillAppear: : [[IQKeyboardManager sharedManager] setEnableAutoToolbar:NO]; [[IQKeyboardManager sharedManager] setEnable:NO]; Disable

I am creating an app with core graphics that needs to take text input and place characters at specific pixel offsets. Do I have to subclass UITextField or something and re-invent the wheel (redefine it to be a more abstract text entry widget - really I only need the events a UITextField generates) or can I somehow show the keyboard, receive it's events and dismiss it myself! Thanks! You could instantiate a UITextField with a frame that makes it invisible (off the "screen" to the left or the top for instance, and make sure the parent view is set to clip child views), and then call [myTextField

Is there any way to detect keyboard types changes with the size, type and suggestion bar height, change like from English keyboard to Hindi which contains some kind of suggestion bar (see screenshot). Normal English Keyboard First Problem After changing to Hindi LIPI - When just I changed, everthing is fine because size of english and hindi keyboard is same, but after start typing Hindi Lipi suggestion cover the TextField Second Problem After changing to Emoji - Emoji keyboard hight little bit more as compare to english, So again keyboard cover the TextField . Add an observer for a

I understand that when developing in Xcode 5 with and iOS 7 project, the keyboard that pops up when interacting with a UITextField should be translucent and show through any colors in the background. This is not the case in both my projects. I have a colored & blurred background and I'm hoping for that to transpire through the keyboard; however the keyboard remains the default white/gray. This is what I have so far as a demo: UIColor *tintColor = [UIColor colorWithWhite:0.21 alpha:0.4]; UIColor *background = [[UIColor alloc] initWithPatternImage:[[UIImage imageNamed:@"universe.jpg"]