Text inputs now have a property called VirtualKeyboardMode. This is a hint to touch screen devices about what sort of virtual keyboard to use.
Text. For entering text in the user's language.
Numeric. For entering numbers, including decimals and negative numbers.
Auto. Use the same value as the Mode property of the text input.
Support varies depending on devices. The keyboard layout and what keys are are available may be different. For example, some Samsung devices do not have negative symbols in numeric keyboard. Users can always install a different Android keyboard that is suitable for their needs.
@ticcer01 Thank you for checking with us. We are currently in the planning phase for Oct and will keep you posted about the plans on this feature. Really appreciate the patience.
We will have more details in the documentation but the quick answer is that this support for this feature depends on the device. For iOS devices, only the latest versions (12.2) will have it.
Text inputs now have a property called VirtualKeyboardMode. This is a hint to touch screen devices about what sort of virtual keyboard to use.
Support varies depending on devices. The keyboard layout and what keys are are available may be different. For example, some Samsung devices do not have negative symbols in numeric keyboard. Users can always install a different Android keyboard that is suitable for their needs.
Minimum iOS version: 12.2
Recommended Android version: 9.0
Not supported on Windows.