I want to show the decimal pad with a '.' in the left corner used by native apps in a cordova based app.
I have seen a lot of threads using private APIs etc. but I want a solution that would go for app store submission. Any help is appreciated.
I have already tried something from this thread.
Below is my modification,
@protocol TSPingPong <NSObject> - (void) ts_pong: (id) sender; @end @interface NSObject (TSPingPong) @end @implementation NSObject (TSPingPong) - (void) ts_ping: (id) sender { if ( [sender respondsToSelector: @selector(ts_pong:)] ) { [sender performSelector: @selector( ts_pong: ) withObject: self ]; } } @end @interface ViewController () @property (weak, nonatomic) IBOutlet UIWebView *webView; @end @implementation ViewController - (void)viewDidLoad { [super viewDidLoad]; [[NSNotificationCenter defaultCenter] addObserver: self selector: @selector(keyboardWillAppear:) name: UIKeyboardWillShowNotification object: nil]; NSString* html = @"<br><br><br><form action=''> " \ "First name: <input type='text'><br> " \ "Last name: <input type='text'><br>" \ "<input type='submit' value='Submit'> " \ "</form>"; [_webView loadHTMLString: html baseURL: nil]; } - (void) keyboardWillAppear: (NSNotification*) n { // the keyboard is about to appear! // play pingpong with the first responder so we can ensure it has a keyboardAppearance method: [[UIApplication sharedApplication] sendAction: @selector( ts_ping:) // added via category extension to: nil // to: the first responder from: self // "sender" forEvent: nil]; } - (void) ts_pong: (id) sender { // sender is the first responder. Happens to be undocumented "UIWebBrowserView" in this case. // if it doesn't have it's own keyboardAppearance method then let's add one: if ( ![sender respondsToSelector: @selector(keyboardAppearance)] ) { Method m = class_getInstanceMethod( [self class], @selector( keyboardAppearanceTemplateMethod ) ); IMP imp = method_getImplementation( m ); const char* typeEncoding = method_getTypeEncoding( m ); class_addMethod( [sender class], @selector(keyboardAppearance), imp, typeEncoding ); } if ( ![sender respondsToSelector: @selector(keyboardType)] ) { Method m1 = class_getInstanceMethod( [self class], @selector( keyboardTypeTemplateMethod ) ); IMP imp1= method_getImplementation( m1 ); const char* typeEncoding1 = method_getTypeEncoding( m1 ); class_addMethod( [sender class], @selector(keyboardType), imp1, typeEncoding1 ); } } - (UIKeyboardAppearance) keyboardAppearanceTemplateMethod { return UIKeyboardAppearanceDark; } - (UIKeyboardType)keyboardTypeTemplateMethod { return UIKeyboardTypeDecimalPad; } I am able to get the keyboard appearance to be dark but not the keyboard type which I desire.
Other threads and answers that I have seen so far but no results,
How the default keyboard comes up when user taps in UIWebView?
https://www.aerych.com/blog/2012/04/29/uiwebviews-uikeyboards-and-uitoolbars-oh-my/
How to set a custom keyboard for UIWebView
Add custom UIButton to UIKeyboard's accessory view for a UIWebView
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Try this in your html string
<input type="tel"></input> or
<input type="text" pattern="[0-9]*"></input> 
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