Soft-keyboard | Embedded Chinese input panel integrated with Google input | Keyboard library

I have a Xamarin.Forms application, I want my Entry field to re-focus or the Cursor position is set to zero without triggering the soft-keyboard after pressing Enter, I have a hardware scanner that scans barcodes and it returns automatically, so I want to refocus the same entry field programmatically without triggering the keyboard unless I tap on it?

I have seen it in a program I have, but I couldn't do it, Please help me guys, I'm new to this amazing field.

Quick context: We have a pretty unique situation where we're switching to a new HR platform which will only allow our factory employees to timekeep via a timeclock webpage. We already have several Samsung Galaxy Tab A devices positioned throughout our building that serve as timeclock kiosks for the current HR system. Since we can only lock these tablets down to a single app at a time via Knox, a Chrome web browser for example would let employees accidentally navigate off the new platform's timeclock webpage and create issues for others trying to clock-in or out.

SO, we already setup an Android app that implements a basic WebView hard-coded to the timeclock URL the new HR company provided us. HOWEVER, the big problem here is that there's no on-page keyboard and the badge ID field is of type text, which invokes the Android qwerty keyboard for a badge ID PIN that would only ever be all numbers... A 3rd-party company built this webpage for the HR company so I'd be surprised if we could ever get it changed on their end.

Just to show some of our basic boilerplate to achieve the above...

AndroidManifest.xml

I've got a simple fragment layout:

I have five TextFields. After something entered in first field focus moves for next textfield. If i deleted something in text field - focus moves for pervious textfield. All work with focus goes through onValueChanged section

But if value in textfield blank("") - if i press backspace in keyboard nothing happened with onValueChanged, because value in field not changed. And I needed somehow set focus on previous textfield

So how i can use listener for back press in soft-keyboard for text field in compose?

I tried use KeyboardActions,

I developed an UWP application that's having a wrong behavior on new version of Windows 10. In my application i have some ContentDialog with some TextBox inside them and when the soft-keyboard is shown it should push upwards the contentdialog but in new build of windows 10 this is not happening, anyone know why? Here is a sample of my ContentDialog code:

In flutter, When we edit a TextField and close soft-keyboard by touching outside, the cursor of TextField is showing and blinking

How can I exit editing mode when unfocused? i.e. keyboard is closed

Creating an app that on tap of an webview input field, has to do an action. Catching and starting the selected action works fine, but due to it being started by clicking an input field, the keyboard is requested. On Android < Version 9, my currently code works just fine to hide the keyboard, but on Android Version 9, it doesn't.

I have tried all manor or combination of what was deemed the top answer on this post, but none have worked for my app on Android 9

Below is a bit of my code from my MainActivity, where the instance of my keyboard service implementation is created. the MainActivity code is then followed by my Keyboard service implementation made for android.

TL;DR: soft keyboard should overlap a bottom-anchored view instead of pushing it up. Gitlab link for an mcve.

Summary:

I have an AppCompatDialogFragment (androidx) which appears fullscreen on phones and has fixed dimensions on tablets (using dialog?.window?.setLayout(width, height) in case this matters). The dialog's layout has some content placed in a ScrollView and a button-like layout anchored at the bottom (complete XML structure see below).

Side note: the superclass of the AppCompatDialogFragment in question calls setSoftInputMode(WindowManager.LayoutParams.SOFT_INPUT_STATE_ALWAYS_HIDDEN)on its Window.

The problem:

When the soft keyboard appears as a result of some text input receiving focus, it pushes the complete layout up, including the bottom-anchored view that I want overlapped by the soft keyboard. For some reason, the issue only affects phones, on tablets the soft keyboard correctly overlaps everything including the bottom-anchored view without any additional adjustments or flags.

What I have tried (without any success):

• setting android:windowSoftInputMode="adjustNothing" (tried other flags "just in case" as well) for the Activity in question, also tried to apply them in code
• setting android:isScrollContainer="false" on the ScrollView and its parent
• combinations of the above
• looking for similar questions like this one and confirming the proposed solutions didn't work

Here's the layout in question (note: I omitted many unrelated attributes to keep the snippet reasonably sized; everything is positioned vertically matching the elements' order. The elements contain the text inputs):