How to place the cursor in mobile search box? #3755
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When I use search on mobile (iOS 15.3.1) the cursor is not in the search box. I have to tap the search box before I can start typing. Is there a way to place the cursor in the search box so the keyboard is automatically displayed and the user can start typing immediately? |
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Unfortunately, iOS doesn't support that properly – for some reason, it will focus the input field without bringing up the keyboard. The user must click the input field for the keyboard to appear. When we would call RPReplay_Final1647971439.movYears ago, this was possible and worked well, but at some point, Apple changed it. |
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Update: I think this should be finally resolved in 9.2! |
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Unfortunately, iOS doesn't support that properly – for some reason, it will focus the input field without bringing up the keyboard. The user must click the input field for the keyboard to appear. When we would call
.focus()
after the mobile search is ready, the placeholder is removed, as the input field is focused but no keyboard is shown – more confusing than just expecting a click:RPReplay_Final1647971439.mov
Years ago, this was possible and worked well, but at some point, Apple changed it.