Question

I’m currently developing an iPhone app where I have two UITextField’s in one View Controller.
I have a method that is called when the keyboard appears (keyboardWillShow), and one that is called when it disappears (keyboardWillDisappear).

Now if the user touches the first field the keyboardWillShow method is called, but if he now touches the second field without touching the background before, keyboardWillShow of course is not called again, because the keyboard is already here.
I can also not use textFieldDidBeginEditing:(UITextField *)textField because it’s also not called when you change field’s directly.

Now how can i call keyboardWillShow again if he touches the first and the second one without letting the keyboard disappear between??

Answer 1

I found out the problem was i didn’t set the delegate of the textfield’s properly.

After setting @interface ViewController : UIViewController <UITextFieldDelegate>in my .h file and textfield2.delegate = self in the .m file, textFieldDidBeginEditing: was called when i changed the textfield’s directly.