Okay but then you haven't the possibility to show the marker? So the
user cannot insert text? He can only remove the numbers from right to
left and add numbers at the right side....
Not very comfortable... not other solution?
edit: Now you said this, I saw the same behaviour in other
applications (no marker), so this is the best way to implement a own
keyboard?
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On 17 Mar 2009, at 23:22, Dave DeLong wrote:
You fake it. Have a non-editable textfield with a custom UILabel
subclass on top of it. When the UILabel gets tapped, bring up your
custom keyboard and put the typed text into the UILabel.
Dave
On Mar 17, 2009, at 4:19 PM, Jelle De Laender wrote:
Hi
I've create a UIView with some UIButtons for a custom keypad.
Now I've a problem to 'hide' the numberpad of Apple.
When a user 'clicks/touches' the editfield, my UIView should be
showed (setHidden:NO) and the textField should go in editing-modus,
but without the numberPad of Apple.
How can you disable the numberPad of Apple and still having an
editable textfield?
Kind regards
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