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In my view controller’s -viewDidLoad method, I call [myTextField becomeFirstResponder]; This works like a charm, opens the keyboard and myTextField gets focus.
I have a button with a target action (the action is in the same controller) that checks [myTextField isFirstReponder] – but it always returns false (er, NO in Cocoa terms ;)).
Is that not the right way to find out if myTextField has the keyboard up for input?
What about checking the value of the editing property, ie [myTextField isEditing]?
I think your button takes over first responder status when you tap it.