Set lastTextFieldReturnKeyType with nativescript-IQKeyboardManager

I want to set the lastTextFieldReturnKeyType to DONE. I think I have to use IQKeyboardReturnKeyHandler, but I don't know how in Angular/typescript. Does anyone have any experience with this? I was unable to find it in https://github.com/tjvantoll/nativescript-IQKeyboardManager

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Here is how you would do it with TypeScript.

declare var UIReturnKeyType, IQKeyboardReturnKeyHandler;



// Inside page loaded event

const returnKeyHandler = new IQKeyboardReturnKeyHandler(page.ios);

returnKeyHandler.lastTextFieldReturnKeyType = UIReturnKeyType.Done;

(<any>page)._returnKeyHandler = returnKeyHandler;

Incase of Angular, you may inject the Page in the constructor and use the same loaded event.

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Here is how you would do it with TypeScript.

declare var UIReturnKeyType, IQKeyboardReturnKeyHandler;



// Inside page loaded event

const returnKeyHandler = new IQKeyboardReturnKeyHandler(page.ios);

returnKeyHandler.lastTextFieldReturnKeyType = UIReturnKeyType.Done;

(<any>page)._returnKeyHandler = returnKeyHandler;

Incase of Angular, you may inject the Page in the constructor and use the same loaded event.

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Here is how you would do it with TypeScript.

declare var UIReturnKeyType, IQKeyboardReturnKeyHandler;



// Inside page loaded event

const returnKeyHandler = new IQKeyboardReturnKeyHandler(page.ios);

returnKeyHandler.lastTextFieldReturnKeyType = UIReturnKeyType.Done;

(<any>page)._returnKeyHandler = returnKeyHandler;

Incase of Angular, you may inject the Page in the constructor and use the same loaded event.

answered Nov 20 '18 at 15:50

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Here is how you would do it with TypeScript.

declare var UIReturnKeyType, IQKeyboardReturnKeyHandler;



// Inside page loaded event

const returnKeyHandler = new IQKeyboardReturnKeyHandler(page.ios);

returnKeyHandler.lastTextFieldReturnKeyType = UIReturnKeyType.Done;

(<any>page)._returnKeyHandler = returnKeyHandler;

Incase of Angular, you may inject the Page in the constructor and use the same loaded event.

answered Nov 20 '18 at 15:50

Manoj

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Here is how you would do it with TypeScript.

declare var UIReturnKeyType, IQKeyboardReturnKeyHandler;



// Inside page loaded event

const returnKeyHandler = new IQKeyboardReturnKeyHandler(page.ios);

returnKeyHandler.lastTextFieldReturnKeyType = UIReturnKeyType.Done;

(<any>page)._returnKeyHandler = returnKeyHandler;

Incase of Angular, you may inject the Page in the constructor and use the same loaded event.

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