My app has 5 different relative layouts that it can switch between by using a set of buttons that is at the bottom of the screen. 3 of the layouts contain only TextViews and ImageViews. The other 2 both have a ListView in them. On the 2 views that contain lists when the soft keyboard appears the buttons that are along the bottom move up to on top of the soft keyboard. But on the other 3 views the buttons get hidden by the keyboard. The buttons all have the attribute android:alignParentBottom="true" does anyone know why they'd be behaving differently when one of these two are the active layout at the time?
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I can see that happening if you have android:windowSoftInputMode="adjustResize" in your manifest. The ListView widgets are resizable, and TextView/ImageView widgets are not.
CommonsWare
2010-02-19 19:20:03
Although I did not have android:windowSoftInputMode set in my manifest it chose "adjustResize" by default because of the list views. I set put android:windowSoftInputMode="adjustPan" in my manifest to force it to cover it up even though there is a list view and this worked fine.
Tim
2010-02-22 20:11:23
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Hello i have a relativeLayout at the top, then below i have a listView in the center and finaly at the bottom i have other relativeLayout with an editText and a button inside. I want to the listview resize when click the editText and the IME(virtual keyboard) appear. If i put adjustResize in the manifest, the listview is resized to leave space for the IME, but the relativeLayout with the editText that is below is cover by the IME and i can't see what i am writing. If i put adjustPan, the keyboard push up all, the listview is not resized and i loose the top relativeLayout. D: PLEASE HELP!!!!
Luciano
2010-08-05 20:26:28