On-screen Keyboard For Android Tv

[Domenec Reynolds]

NoteWhen you connect a keyboard to your Pixel Tablet for the first time, your physical keyboard settings are updated to include the languages enabled for your on-screen keyboard. If your physical keyboard has a specific layout, it's detected when the keyboard is connected to your Pixel Tablet.

Unfortunately, support for native on-screen keyboard is a browser issue. Until the browsers on these platforms handle keyboard events more intelligently, the best short-term solution will probably be to make the provided JavaScript on-screen keyboard more usable for touch interfaces.

In both iOS and Android, the on-screen keyboard only displays when an input field has focus. As keyboard input to Guacamole does not come from an input field, the on-screen keyboard is hidden. There is no way (currently) to hint to the browser that the keyboard should be displayed, and neither mobile browser uses the presence of keyboard event handlers to trigger such a display.

It is possible to force the on-screen keyboard to display on Android by holding the menu button for a second or two, but this still causes problems with some browsers: opening the on-screen keyboard in the default Android browser causes the URL bar to gain focus, and the mobile version of Firefox doesn't fire keyboard events for keypresses on the on-screen keyboard for any letter keys.

I actually tried this on ios - ipad - and there only appear 4 buttons on the right bottom. Ctrl Alt Esc Tab. The native keyboard never shows up.

--- during trying now.. i figuerd it out that i had to click on the left bottom bar to make the keyboard appear. Nice, but .. i can't hide the keyboard anymore and the canvas is minimized so that i cant really see what i type. To hide the keyboard i have to switch the input method again. When i use the build in 'hide' button the keyboard moves down but comes up right away again.

Update: Happens in Safari - in Chrome i can hide the keyboard

Connecting with an Android Samsung S3 tablet to my Mac Pro. Both running v13 (Android has 13.0.7991 CL). Not able to hide the onscreen keyboard which takes up half the real-estate. (Connecting a bluetooth keyboard gets rid of it).Pesky on-screen keyboard will not go away.

I have a OnePlus 6 and Samsung Galaxy S8, both with Android 9. The Samsung is behaving as expected, while the OnePlus has the keyboard cover the lower half of the transmitted screen and has the toolbar at the bottom with the phone's navigation buttons disappearing.

Both phones are set up to use on screen navigation buttons, and use swiftkey as keyboard. The issue doesn't seem to be linked to type of navigation (gestures or soft buttons) or the selected keyboard, and is also independent of the device it is connected to..

Some UX expert at my job noted that the Android onscreen keyboard should disappear once the user taps any UI component but the focused EditText (or the keyboard itself of course).Apparently Stackoverflow has multiple people asking for technical solutions to this behavior (e.g.: -to-hide-soft-keyboard-on-android-after-clicking-outside-edittext). Of course it's always possible to collapse the keyboard via the system back button.

Note: Once the input method is visible, you should not programmatically hide it. The system hides the input method when the user finishes the task in the text field or the user can hide it with a system control (such as with the Back button).

I've recently started using the mega tablet that is the Samsung S8 Ultra... I never use it without a hardware keyboard ... and for the longest time I thought autofill was broken w/ 1password + Chrome.

When a physical keyboard is in use, 1Password should default to on screen filling suggestions below fields. We've noticed an issue when Samsung keyboard is the default on-screen keyboard where the suggestions won't appear on screen. If Samsung Keyboard is currently set to default on your device, I suspect that would be the cause.

To change the default on-screen:

1. Install an on-screen keyboard such as Gboard or SwiftKey.

2. Open your device settings.

3. Tap General management.

4. Tap Keyboard list and default.

5. Tap Default keyboard.

6. Select the newly installed keyboard (your physical keyboard may need to be detached or off to switch on-screen default).

To set the on-screen keyboard to show while a physical keyboard is in use:

1. Open device settings.

2. Tap General management.

3. Tap Physical keyboard.

4. Tap Show the on-screen keyboard on.

While I can't make any promises about the development of 1Password, we are also looking into adding an Autofill setting that would allow the choice between showing filling prompts in the suggestion strip or below fields.

Hello, I am working on an game where I need to type in a textbox when a phone is in landscape mode. However, when I click the textbox a big white box appears above the onscreen keyboard blocking the rest of the screen. I need this removed, if this was not there then i would still see everything I need. I tested on other apps and it works its just MIT app inventor apps as far as I can see.Screenshot_20210702-11171224001080 315 KB Screenshot_20210702-11171824001080 161 KB

yeah my thoughts as well but I have tried on other android applications and the bar doesn't appear its just MIT app inventor ones. I looked through every keyboard setting on he phone that I could find and the only one that removed it was having a floating keyboard, but that wont work for what I want. I have tried on a few phones and on the ios companion app but all same thing.

You are using a Classic Theme and possibly Fixed Sizing ; try using Device Default Theme and Responsive Sizing. If you change these settings, what happens?

You can make a copy of the project, remove blocks, and only share the interface itself, because that's where the problems are.

After that, I believe that if someone is using free software and expects free help, they should be ready to share the project for help or advice.

If it is an android thing it is probably because it thinks the keyboard blocks the textbox on the screen so it shows it above bigger. have you tried it on a android 8.1 phone ? I believe because its a bigger screen on a tablet it might not have the same effect.

In android 9, same problem. It is simply an enlarged text field. I think @ewpatton could say something more about why this is so and is it possible to change something to make it different.

I also noticed that your game uses different screen orientations. You can redo the last screen to use it vertically.

I cant use the last game vertically because depending on the difficulty you have 6 different tiles with the numbers and info on them (click the button and after the time runs out the info shows) , you then have a time limit to enter the information such as text colour or what the text says to pass the level (works on the basis of a modified stroop effect problem ) so the tiles need to be as big as they currently are otherwise any smaller and the small bits of information are to hard for the user to see

Some users might also want the displayed font to be the standard font in their local area, which are different depending on the region, due to the sheer size of people who uses this script. Certain font might not be acceptable in some area. (on-screen keyboard and touch layout) How do I change both fonts in the on-screen and touch layout?

Fonts are always a bit of a struggle. Every time I work on the fonts, I run into different consistency issues across platforms. The ideal is to include a font in the keyboard package and refer to that font in OSK and the touch layout definition, as well as ensure it is set correctly in the package details.

The font selected for OSK will be for all layers in the OSK, not any specific one. More often than not, a keyboard is for a language and one font usually suffice. We do not recommend to have more than one language in one keyboard.

What is chosen for which should reflect so accordingly, if not, please help file a bug on our github. The desired font should be included in the keyboard package (i.e. .kps) just in case it does not exist in the OS on which the keyboard is being installed.

No, Javanese is one language with two (some might say three) written scripts. Some other languages in Indonesia have these duality too. Balinese, Sundanese, Bugis, Batak, etc. As well as non-Indonesian languages, such as Central Asian languages.

I changed the size from 10 to 20 to 100, to no effect, after being installed. I tested with Noto Sans Javanese as well as normal Latin font, such as Calibri. Does changing font size works for you guys?

For some words the backspace key deletes backwards. If I understand right, then insert mode would delete the next characters, but in my case the last character or characters are deleted. And only for some words.

I turned off all plugins and changed the themes (to stand theme and others). I restarted the tablet. I cleaned the cache from Obsidian. I deinstalled and re-installed Obsidian. I tried other vaults. I made sure that spell check is deactivated. I changed the language setting.

The first issue is that when I go to double tap space on either device, which with my keyboard settings replaces the first space with a period, the editor freezes for a split second, jumps the view slightly and deletes both spaces.

This seems to be recurring whenever I attempt any character replacement, on my android phone holding backspace usually deletes characters word by word, which in the obsidian editor results in the same freeze, shifts the view so the cursor is at the bottom of the screen, and quickly deletes and replaces the word.

I have experienced the same problem when using external keyboard (Logitech K380). It happens to show up in some lines and then it is sticky for that line. If I move to next line space bar continues to work as spaces. If I go to another program or browser the same is not observed. And as the original poster mentioned I have not observed this with onscreen keyboard only the external one which is a new purchase for me.

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