notebox | Note box is a sqlite3 based Node | Runtime Evironment library

The problem turned out to be related to the Android software buttons at the bottom of the screen, rather than the keyboard itself- for some reason they were causing the layout to measure the screen incorrectly whenever the keyboard was opened.

The solution was to add android:fitsSystemWindows="true" to the FrameLayout at the root of the view.

Your for loop will exit if the first id is not equal to the first element in the objArray because you have a return 'undefined' inside the loop.

I think the correct way to do it is to move the return statement out of the loop

The things you need to change:

• Since there are multiple notes, you need a loop to iterate through each to log exactly how many notes are there for that date.

var elements = document.getElementsByClassName('dateTxt'); for (var i = 0; i < elements.length; ++i) { var item = elements[i]; item.parentElement.style.background="#606060"; ...

• Instead of mess.remove() on setTimeout which actually deletes the element ,it will show an error the next time you try to search and can't display the appropriate message, we set the innerHTML to "".

  mess.innerHTML = ""

• To highlight the matching notes just add this to your if condition when it matches:

  item.parentElement.style.background="green";

• You probably should also remove onclick="dateSearch()" from your searchDate container since, if no notes are added it will give an error. And you're making use of searchDate.onclick anyways.

You need to use this line of code: