Hi everyone!
Just a quick question; I'm using some very basic code to just show EditBoxes on the screen. I've got 6 of them for the user of my app to input some information.
My test phone is the Samsung Galaxy Note 8. Apparently any EditBoxes below a certain Y position, in portrait mode, will create a different EditBox on mid-screen. This one is a lot smaller to read though, which makes it kind of annoying that 'default EditBox' pops up for user input. I would prefer to just have the text be written in the EditBox, as they are for any Y positions above around 400 pixels (so, any Y position between 0 and 400, top part of the screen).
This default EditBox pop up from either Android or Samsung's keyboard thing is useful for any EditBoxes that would be covered by the on-screen Android/Samsung touch keyboard. I get why this pop-up exists, but in my case the EditBoxes are all above the Android keyboard when it is on screen. And I would prefer users to scroll down a list of even more EditBoxes anyway, so any things they would input data into would be in view anyway.
Is there are way to block Android from opening a pop up default EditBox??
(PS. I can add images of what happens if necessary, but it seems to happen to really any EditBox created at higher Y positions, ie. lower parts of my screen)
