Try this in 3rd line of your code: imm. DeSoftInputFromWindow(view. GetApplicationWindowToken(), 0).
Place this inside the manifest for your activity: android:windowSoftInputMode="statedden" This is a common question, and it is great to finally find out that the framework actually handles this very nicely.
I have a tabbed view with one Activity per tab, and when I switch from the first tab, which has a TextView, to the second tab, which only shows a clickable list, the soft keyboard is still there. But this does not work, because there is no relevant view to provide, as there is no View on the screen that takes keyboard input. Any suggestions on how to solve this?
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