Hi,
The default iOS virtual keyboard type of the TextEditor class doesn’t appear to include the keyboard/language selector button (the global icon usually found at the bottom left). Is there a way of setting this to show?
I’ve found that setting the keyboard type to urlKeyboard or decimalKeyboard will display the language selector button, however I ideally need to use the default text keyboard.
If it helps, I’m running iOS 12.1.4 on an iPad Pro.
Thanks.
Interesting - this is not what I’m seeing.
I’m currently having trouble running DemoRunner on my iPad (will try again tomorrow), but running it on the iOS simulator iPad Air 2 shows me this (which is exactly the keyboard layout I’m seeing in my JUCE app):
This is from the develop branch tip.
However the keyboard within every other app on my iPad displays this button, and I’m struggling to see any device keyboard settings that could change the behaviour.
That is odd, I see the same keyboard when running in the simulator. Not sure why there would be a difference between the two though, and I can’t see anything that we’re doing in the JUCE code that might cause this.
I looked for this on various websites including youtube and solved it using to keep changing iPhone keyboard language unexpectedly. Here are several potential solutions to fix this issue:-
1. Check Keyboard Settings:-
-Open the Settings app on your iPhone.
-Go to “General” and then “Keyboard.”
-Ensure that only the desired languages are listed under the “Keyboards” section.
2. Remove Unwanted Keyboards:-
-In the same “Keyboards” section, tap “Keyboards.”
-Edit the list of keyboards and remove any unnecessary languages. To remove a keyboard,
swipe left on it and tap “Delete.”
3. Check Language & Region Settings:-
-Go to Settings > General > Language & Region. & Make sure that the “iPhone Language”
is set to the language you prefer.
4. Reset Keyboard Dictionary:-
-In the “Keyboards” section, you can also try resetting the keyboard dictionary. This will
remove any custom words you’ve added but might resolve language-related issues.
-Tap “Reset Keyboard Dictionary.”
5. Disable Emoji Keyboard Predictions:-
-In the “Keyboards” section, you might want to disable the “Emoji Suggestions” if it’s
enabled. This can sometimes cause the keyboard to switch unexpectedly.
6. Reset Settings:-
-Go to Settings > General > Reset > Reset All Settings.
Try these steps one by one and see if the issue is resolved. If the problem persists, follow for more details instruction below.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xeKgRn0ivg8&ab_channel=TheGeekPage
