Hello all,
Not sure if this question has been answered anywhere but we want to use one of our applications on mobile using the ProfoundUI mobile client and whenever a page loads, I'm guessing because the focus is automatically on a text field, and so the keyboard automatically pops up on the page load. Or, if the focus is automatically on a drop down field, that dropdown is out on page load.
This functionality is very annoying and I would not like user's to have to deal with this. Is there a setting or something I can do to stop this from happening?
Thank you,
Sarah
ProfoundUI Mobile Client Stop Keyboard Showing up on Load
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Re: ProfoundUI Mobile Client Stop Keyboard Showing up on Load
Sarah,
You have a few ways to stop the behavior you are describing. These options are set at different 'levels' of your environment. The list below describes how to do it from the broadest to most specific level.
1 - You can turn the behavior off at the server level for all screens and devices (PCs or mobile) by using the "no focus" configuration option.
http://www.profoundlogic.com/docs/display/PUI/No+Focus
2 - You can turn the behavior off at the screen level for all devices (PCs or mobile) by using the "no focus" screen-level property.
(see the "no focus" property at the screen level)
3 - You can turn the behavior off at the server level for only touch screen devices (PCs or mobile) by using the "no focus" configuration option and some JavaScript (see the example code titled "Mobile Browsers Only" in the link below).
http://www.profoundlogic.com/docs/display/PUI/No+Focus
Based on your question, I would use option #3.
Glenn
You have a few ways to stop the behavior you are describing. These options are set at different 'levels' of your environment. The list below describes how to do it from the broadest to most specific level.
1 - You can turn the behavior off at the server level for all screens and devices (PCs or mobile) by using the "no focus" configuration option.
http://www.profoundlogic.com/docs/display/PUI/No+Focus
2 - You can turn the behavior off at the screen level for all devices (PCs or mobile) by using the "no focus" screen-level property.
(see the "no focus" property at the screen level)
3 - You can turn the behavior off at the server level for only touch screen devices (PCs or mobile) by using the "no focus" configuration option and some JavaScript (see the example code titled "Mobile Browsers Only" in the link below).
http://www.profoundlogic.com/docs/display/PUI/No+Focus
Based on your question, I would use option #3.
Glenn
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