I\'m designing an iOS app and I want that when the return key is pressed in my iPhone it directs me to the next following text field.
I have found a couple of similar
An alternative method for purists who don't like using tags, and wants the UITextField delegate to be the cell to keep the components separated or uni-directional...
Create a new protocol to link the Cell's and the TableViewController.
protocol CellResponder {
func setNextResponder(_ fromCell: UITableViewCell)
}
Add the protocol to your cell, where your TextField Delegate is also the cell (I do this in the Storyboard).
class MyTableViewCell: UITableViewCell, UITextFieldDelegate {
var responder: CellResponder?
func textFieldShouldReturn(_ textField: UITextField) -> Bool {
responder?.setNextResponder(self)
return true
}
}
Make your TableViewController conform to the CellResponder protocol (i.e. class MyTableViewController: UITableViewController, CellResponder) and implement the method as you wish. I.e. if you have different cell types then you could do this, likewise you could pass in the IndexPath, use a tag, etc.. Don't forget to set cell.responder = self in cellForRow..
func setNextResponder(_ fromCell: UITableViewCell) {
if fromCell is MyTableViewCell, let nextCell = tableView.cellForRow(at: IndexPath(row: 1, section: 0)) as? MySecondTableViewCell {
nextCell.aTextField?.becomeFirstResponder()
} ....
}