I can have such a form in a separate fragment, yes but I like having it on a dialog better.Īnyhow, would u allow me to use this code and raise a similar question on SO?Īt June 23, 2018, 12:59pm, mmurphy replied: The said dialog contains various input fields that are either EditText or AutoCompleteTextView…and finally, those two buttons. I actually need to have this functionality in another app where I want to use an AlertDialog in order to save an item. Note that AFAIK android:windowSoftInputMode=“adjustResize” only affects the activity’s window,and I have not tried setSoftInputMode() to know if there are any particular rules about the timing of when you need to call that.Īt June 23, 2018, 12:46pm, Shahood replied: I would not create a dialog that large and complicated, and so I have not had to deal with your particular problem. So, is there a way to design the custom view such that the title stays on screen as a header, the buttons as a footer, and the custom layout in the middle is scrollable whether or not the soft keyboard is visible?Īt June 23, 2018, 12:29pm, mmurphy replied: When we try to access the bottom views, it scrolls away, although it ain’t part of the ScrollView. When the soft keyboard is on screen, button are never accessible, dialog title is visible as long as the there is enough space on screen for it to be shown. GetDialog().getWindow().setSoftInputMode(_INPUT_ADJUST_RESIZE) Īs long as the keyboard is not visible, the things go fine: dialog title stays as a header, buttons as footer and the custom layout shows in the middle and we can scroll it to access all the views. Overridden onViewCreated() (couldn’t think of a better place to put this line in) of the fragment and added the following in it before calling the super method:
I tried wrapping up the whole view in a ScrollView, added the following in menifest.Īndroid:windowSoftInputMode=“adjustResize” Would they be visible as a footer if the views can’t fit the screen and what would happen when the keyboard is on screen. Also, I wanted to see how I can access the positive and negative buttons. I was testing how I would be able to access the bottom views would it let me scroll the views or would I have to hide the keyboard if I need to go to, let’s say, the last EditText field. While going through the chapter Dialogs and Dialog Fragments, I took the sample app Dialogs/DialogFragment a tad bit further by adding another 7 LinearLayout blocks containing a title TextView and an EditText. I want to have behaviour different for different Fragments.Dialog Fragment: Issues with a bigger custom layout from the CommonsWare Community archives My MainActivity declaration in manifest is : Ĭan somebody help what I am doing wrong in this. Same lines of code works perfectly when I execute them in onCreate() of MainActivity as shown : getWindow().setSoftInputMode(_INPUT_ADJUST_PAN) īut than the value is set for all four fragments. Problem is that it not working and I am not able to setSoftInputMode correctly and I can not prevent window getting resized. Or ((MainActivity)getActivity()).getWindow().setSoftInputMode(_INPUT_ADJUST_PAN) So what I do is, on each Fragment's onViewCreated() method I execute the following line of code with changing LayoutParams flag: ((MainActivity)getActivity()).getWindow().setSoftInputMode(_INPUT_ADJUST_NOTHING)
Out of these four Fragments on 3 Fragments(Let us say FragmentA, FragmentB, FragmentC), I want to set MainActivity's windowsoftinputmode() to SOFT_INPUT_ADJUST_PAN so that window can resize.Īnd on one Fragment()let us say FragmentD), I want to set MainActivity's windowsoftinputmode() to SOFT_INPUT_ADJUST_NOTHING. From this activity I instantiate 4 fragments(Let us say FragmentA, FragmentB, FragmentC, FragmentD. I have a requirement in which I have one MainActivity.
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