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popupLayout for top rows is missing in Android 7.0 #4

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atabekm opened this issue Nov 29, 2016 · 5 comments
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popupLayout for top rows is missing in Android 7.0 #4

atabekm opened this issue Nov 29, 2016 · 5 comments

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@atabekm
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atabekm commented Nov 29, 2016

Hi,

Thanks for your repo, it was very useful to start with custom keyboard development. Recently, with introduction of Android 7.0 (API level 24), I noticed that when you long click top row keys, popup layout is missing. Well, I assume it is being showed, but it is drawn outside of keyboard boundaries, thus it is invisible. Currently looking for a solution, do you have any ideas? Thanks in advance.

@Skin1980
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Got the same issue... did you find a solution?

@atabekm
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atabekm commented Jan 18, 2017

No I couldn't. However, as a workaround, I added one row above with numbers (like in Samsung keyboards), thus it become 4 rows, and that seems solved the problem.

@Skin1980
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Thanks a lot for your answer, i really would like to know what has changed in the last Android version. I'm going mad on this and really hope that OP reply to us.

@atabekm
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atabekm commented Jan 18, 2017

No problems. Yes, I couldn't find out also, what's wrong with Android 7.0. And at the same time, not sure whether author can answer to the question, as he is not the real author of the sample keyboard (which is Google's sample), he imported it to Android Studio, and did some tweaks.

@Skin1980
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Hi again, i just found out that the issue happen only on API 24 ( probably bugged ) i tried on API 25 ( emulator) and all is ok again!

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