Try this : Setting of the Keyboard InputMethodManager imm = (InputMethodManager) getSystemService(Context. INPUT_METHOD_SERVICE); // For SHOW_FORCED imm. ShowSoftInput ( YOUEDITTEXT, InputMethodManager.
SHOW_FORCED) Hope it helps you!
Try this : // Setting of the Keyboard InputMethodManager imm = (InputMethodManager) getSystemService(Context. INPUT_METHOD_SERVICE); // For SHOW_FORCED imm. ShowSoftInput ( YOUEDITTEXT, InputMethodManager.
SHOW_FORCED); Hope it helps you!
Has no effect unfortunately – Ulrich Scheller Aug 22 at 13:19.
You might try this, editText. SetFocusable(true); requestfocus(); InputMethodManager mgr = (InputMethodManager) getSystemService(Context. INPUT_METHOD_SERVICE); mgr.
DeSoftInputFromWindow(editText.getWindowToken(), 0).
I have an AlertDialog that is shown two times in a row. On a Nexus S everything works as I expect it, but on a Wildfire the Keyboard disappears, when the Dialog is shown for the second time. It must be some timing problem, because the keyboard is shown, when I put a breakpoint in the constructor and continue from there.
Maybe onFocusChange is not the right place to make sure the keyboard should be shown. How can I fix it? What would you look for in order to find the reason behind this problem?
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