How To Focus An Input Field On Android Browser Through Javascript Or Jquery
I've tried $('#field').focus(), and any other method found on the internet. Nothing worked. I have a simple html that reproduces the problem.
Solution 1:
Actually, the general javascript function "focus" is deactivated in the android browser. Hence, the jQuery focus function is deactivated since it's using the above.
Solution 2:
if you bind it to another click event it will work. This works for me:
$(document).ready(function()
{
$('#field').click(function(e){ $(this).focus(); });
$('body').click(function(e)
{
$('#field').trigger('click');
})
})
Will pop up the software keyboard. trigger() will trigger any event you give it. In this case the default behaviour of clicking on the field == tap == focus == win! Note: this call is bound to another click event happening.
Solution 3:
click()
or focus()
alone is not enough. You need to focus()
then click()
. Beware of endless loops if your script is triggered by an onclick() on a containing element. The script below is working for me on Chrome for android 58 and Safari mobile 602.1. Soft keyboard popping nicely.
var target = document.getElementsByTagName("input")[0];
if (event.target != target) {
target.focus();
target.click();
}
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