I have added this new plist entry as seen below. But it doesn’t do anything on the device. Am I missing something? Anyone get this working?
iphone = {
plist = {
coronaWindowMovesWhenKeyboardAppears=true,
I have added this new plist entry as seen below. But it doesn’t do anything on the device. Am I missing something? Anyone get this working?
iphone = {
plist = {
coronaWindowMovesWhenKeyboardAppears=true,
CoronaWindowMovesWhenKeyboardAppears=true
It’s case sensitive and starts with a capital C. For Android, it starts with a lower case “c” but that’s because the Android standard is camelCased identifiers, iOS uses Pascal cased…
Rob
ok I originally had it with capital C but it didnt seem to work. Now testing it, I see that it does slide, but its not consistent. Have you noticed it not working all of the time?
I have a native textbox at the bottom of the screen that I cant get to trigger the sliding. native textfields trigger the slide consistently.
This feature is experimental and doesn’t work in all cases. I’m not sure we have it working for native.newTextBox’s. For iOS it only works with single orientation apps, i.e. landscape only, portrait only.
CoronaWindowMovesWhenKeyboardAppears=true
It’s case sensitive and starts with a capital C. For Android, it starts with a lower case “c” but that’s because the Android standard is camelCased identifiers, iOS uses Pascal cased…
Rob
ok I originally had it with capital C but it didnt seem to work. Now testing it, I see that it does slide, but its not consistent. Have you noticed it not working all of the time?
I have a native textbox at the bottom of the screen that I cant get to trigger the sliding. native textfields trigger the slide consistently.
This feature is experimental and doesn’t work in all cases. I’m not sure we have it working for native.newTextBox’s. For iOS it only works with single orientation apps, i.e. landscape only, portrait only.