iOS SDK: Dismiss keyboard when a button gets click

Question

How can I dismiss the keyboard when the user clicks a button? A short example for a better understanding: the user edits some text in some textfields and at the end he doesn't click "Done" or smething else on the keyboard, but he clicks on an button "Save" while the keyboard is still shown. So, how can I now dismiss the keyboard?

Thx. Regards, Daniel

Answer 1

in button action write,

if([textField isFirstResponder]){
  [textField resignFirstResponder];
}

if there are more textfields get the current textfield reference everytime while editing started, and resign its responder in button action.

Answer 2

You can also call [view endEditing:YES] on any view above the text field in the hierarchy. This is useful if you aren't sure which text field has first responder status. It also optionally lets a text field delegate stop the action (by returning NO from shouldEndEditing:) which is nice if you are using a delegate to do validation on the fields.

Answer 3

If you have multiple text fields and don't know which one is first responder (or you simply don't have access to the text fields from wherever you are writing this code) you can call endEditing: on the parent view containing the text fields.

In Swift, in the related view controller, add this line to the button function:

self.view endEditing(true)

Answer 4

In addition to SriPriya's answer, please have here the Swift 2 styled version:

if numberTextField.isFirstResponder() {
    numberTextField.resignFirstResponder()
}

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