More than one EditText - not getting focus, no soft keyboard? (Android)?

It sounds like your touch targets are too small. I would suggest adding some padding to each of your EditTexts, or using a TouchDelegate to increase the size of the touch target.

Thanks for the answer! However, it doesn't seem to make much of a difference... I set the padding for one of the EditTexts to 100px, it takes up almost half the screen, but it still won't grab focus. The only time the EditText grabs focus is when one of the buttons is selected, and I touch anywhere other than on the button - but even then, only the first EditText gets focus, so it feels more like the button just loses focus and it's given to the first focusable element on the screen.

Either there are some focusing rules I don't understand, or something else is capturing the touches... – alex_c Sep 3 '09 at 0:24.

Ah, I figured it out. I had a ListView left in my layout from when I first set up the TabHost. Since it didn't show anything on the screen, and it was at the bottom of my layout file after everything else, I didn't notice it... Just noticed it didn't belong there and erased it, and all the controls started behaving properly.

D'oh.

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