I've got a modal view controller that is presented and a UITextView becomes the first responder and the keyboard is shown.
Once this screen is loaded, the user can categorize their input before submitting it. This happens by way of another modal view controller that is presented on top.
When this second one is presented, the keyboard is dismissed, the user chooses, and then reappears when the initial UITextView becomes first responder again.
How can I present the second modal view controller without ever dismissing the keyboard?
EDIT: I've implemented part of the UITextViewDelegate, and I'm still not getting the desired result.
- (BOOL)textViewShouldEndEditing:(UITextView *)textView {
return NO;
}
You can't do this using
presentModalViewController:animated:
. You'll have to put your modal view in a separate UIWindow, set that second UIWindow's windowLevel to something high (like UIWindowLevelStatusBar), and animate it on and off the screen yourself. You won't need a second view controller at all.In your XIB, make a new top-level UIWindow object. Put your second view into this window. Connect the window to an outlet on your view controller. (I called the outlet
otherWindow
in my test code butoverlayWindow
would be a better name. The outlet needs to be declaredstrong
orretain
.)In your view controller, implement these methods:
Use these to present and dismiss the overlay view.