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I have a UIViewController that will display a fullscreen subview on a button press:
As you can see the UI elements only cover the top half so that the keyboard has space to fit underneath neatly. This is how I want it to work.
However, as soon as I try to set the TextField delegate to the ViewController, the screen ends up looking like this:
How is it possible that setting the delegate if affecting the way it is displayed, and how do I get it to behave like I want?
This should work just fine. The subview needs the proper struts and springs set – your view should have no springs, and be attached top/left of the superview. If it still happens try to print out the subview frame and spring/struts values, and the superview frame (your primary view). You should do the superview before the keyboard pops, and you can then see if its changing or just your subview.