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Is it possible to initially show a custom keyboard without having to toggle?

Open deantes opened this issue 6 years ago • 7 comments

deantes avatar Apr 11 '18 04:04 deantes

got the same question, would be great to show a custom keyboard as soon as it focusses on a text element

gerbyzation avatar Nov 15 '18 18:11 gerbyzation

@deantes @gerbyzation Hi did you found solution I just kept the custom keyboard in onFocus method. Its Working fine for first time but second time when click on textinputs it shows the soft keyboard first and then custom keyboard.

How to solve this I need this functionality urgently

swaroopa94 avatar Nov 21 '18 06:11 swaroopa94

@swaroopa94 On Android it seems to work OK to open it straight away, so we're using a custom keyboard on android and native one on iOS (else it would still flash the native keyboard first).

gerbyzation avatar Nov 21 '18 11:11 gerbyzation

@gerbyzation Yes there is any other solution for displaying custom keyboard without getting the soft keyboard at flash

swaroopa94 avatar Nov 21 '18 11:11 swaroopa94

@swaroopa94 If I'd know I'd be using it instead of falling back on native keyboard. if you're desparate you could always build a separate keyboard component avoiding the build-in keyboard module (something like http://johncblandii.com/2017/05/react-native-pin-entry-view-with-a-custom-keyboard.html)

gerbyzation avatar Nov 21 '18 11:11 gerbyzation

@gerbyzation Yes I referred this but if I do like this the cursor in the textInput does not appear and user cannot modify the text in it.

swaroopa94 avatar Nov 21 '18 11:11 swaroopa94

any updates?

3luyka avatar May 03 '19 22:05 3luyka