Currently, I have 6 textfields
that I am moving from one textfield
to the next, once a user clicks a number on the keypad.
The issue I am trying to solve is: If the user clicks the Delete Button
to go back to re-enter a different number, how do I code that in a program?
How do I have the user go back to type in a new number on the keypad and also change the textfield
back to its original code?
I would like for the user to be able to type in on the keypad one number in the 6 fields and then have the user be able to click the Delete Button
to go back and re-enter the number. I would like the user to have to click the Delete Button
.
Also, how do I get rid of the blinking blue line in the UItextfield
?
I have been stuck on this problem for awhile now and can't figure out how to solve this.
@objc func textFieldDidChange(textfield: UITextField) {
let text = textfield.text
if text?.utf16.count == 1 {
switch textfield {
case textfield1:
textfield1.backgroundColor = UIColor.black
textfield1.textColor = .white
textfield2.becomeFirstResponder()
textfield2.backgroundColor = UIColor.black
textfield2.textColor = .white
case textfield2:
textfield3.becomeFirstResponder()
textfield3.backgroundColor = UIColor.black
textfield3.textColor = .white
case textfield3:
textfield4.becomeFirstResponder()
textfield4.backgroundColor = UIColor.black
textfield4.textColor = .white
case textfield4:
textfield5.becomeFirstResponder()
textfield5.backgroundColor = UIColor.black
textfield5.textColor = .white
case textfield5:
textfield6.becomeFirstResponder()
textfield6.backgroundColor = UIColor.black
textfield6.textColor = .white
case textfield6:
textfield6.resignFirstResponder()
default:
break
}
}
else {
}
}