Bind click on TextInputEditText in TextInputLayout
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I've created a custom control whose layout is roughly like this
<TextInputLayout>
<TextInputEditText></TextInputEditText>
</TextInputLayout>
For a use case, I would like to attach a command to the click event on the TextInputLayout in order to open up a datepicker fragment from the view model. So I proceeded like this:
<MyCustomView
...
app:MvxBind="Click SaveDateCommand"/>
However, the click event wont trigger the "SaveDateCommand". In my control I have added stylable properties to control the "focusable" and "focusableInTouchMode" of the TextInputEditText widget; I've set those to false to no avail. I also went the custom binding route. Didn't work either. As of know I have written the barebones layout for my control into the main layout to bind a click with a command in TextInputEditText.
<TextInputLayout>
<TextInputEditText
app:MvxBind="Click SaveDateCommand"/>
</TextInputLayout>
However, I have the gut feeling that there has a to be a better way to do it. Thank you for your share of expertise on this one.
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asked Nov 13 at 20:19
Amadeus Sánchez
82011227
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I've created a custom control whose layout is roughly like this
<TextInputLayout>
<TextInputEditText></TextInputEditText>
</TextInputLayout>
For a use case, I would like to attach a command to the click event on the TextInputLayout in order to open up a datepicker fragment from the view model. So I proceeded like this:
<MyCustomView
...
app:MvxBind="Click SaveDateCommand"/>
However, the click event wont trigger the "SaveDateCommand". In my control I have added stylable properties to control the "focusable" and "focusableInTouchMode" of the TextInputEditText widget; I've set those to false to no avail. I also went the custom binding route. Didn't work either. As of know I have written the barebones layout for my control into the main layout to bind a click with a command in TextInputEditText.
<TextInputLayout>
<TextInputEditText
app:MvxBind="Click SaveDateCommand"/>
</TextInputLayout>
However, I have the gut feeling that there has a to be a better way to do it. Thank you for your share of expertise on this one.
xamarin.android mvvmcross
asked Nov 13 at 20:19
Amadeus Sánchez
82011227
1
did youandroid:clickable="true"on the LinearLayout ?
– apineda
Nov 13 at 20:25
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If nothing else is working, you can simply add a transparent button over your edit text and bind to that click event.
– c.lamont.dev
Nov 18 at 17:25
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I've created a custom control whose layout is roughly like this
<TextInputLayout>
<TextInputEditText></TextInputEditText>
</TextInputLayout>
For a use case, I would like to attach a command to the click event on the TextInputLayout in order to open up a datepicker fragment from the view model. So I proceeded like this:
<MyCustomView
...
app:MvxBind="Click SaveDateCommand"/>
However, the click event wont trigger the "SaveDateCommand". In my control I have added stylable properties to control the "focusable" and "focusableInTouchMode" of the TextInputEditText widget; I've set those to false to no avail. I also went the custom binding route. Didn't work either. As of know I have written the barebones layout for my control into the main layout to bind a click with a command in TextInputEditText.
<TextInputLayout>
<TextInputEditText
app:MvxBind="Click SaveDateCommand"/>
</TextInputLayout>
However, I have the gut feeling that there has a to be a better way to do it. Thank you for your share of expertise on this one.
xamarin.android mvvmcross
asked Nov 13 at 20:19
Amadeus Sánchez
82011227
I've created a custom control whose layout is roughly like this
<TextInputLayout>
<TextInputEditText></TextInputEditText>
</TextInputLayout>
For a use case, I would like to attach a command to the click event on the TextInputLayout in order to open up a datepicker fragment from the view model. So I proceeded like this:
<MyCustomView
...
app:MvxBind="Click SaveDateCommand"/>
However, the click event wont trigger the "SaveDateCommand". In my control I have added stylable properties to control the "focusable" and "focusableInTouchMode" of the TextInputEditText widget; I've set those to false to no avail. I also went the custom binding route. Didn't work either. As of know I have written the barebones layout for my control into the main layout to bind a click with a command in TextInputEditText.
<TextInputLayout>
<TextInputEditText
app:MvxBind="Click SaveDateCommand"/>
</TextInputLayout>
However, I have the gut feeling that there has a to be a better way to do it. Thank you for your share of expertise on this one.
xamarin.android mvvmcross
xamarin.android mvvmcross
asked Nov 13 at 20:19
Amadeus Sánchez
82011227
asked Nov 13 at 20:19
Amadeus Sánchez
82011227
edited Nov 13 at 20:29
asked Nov 13 at 20:19
Amadeus Sánchez
82011227
asked Nov 13 at 20:19
Amadeus Sánchez
82011227
asked Nov 13 at 20:19
Amadeus Sánchez
82011227
82011227
1
did youandroid:clickable="true"on the LinearLayout ?
– apineda
Nov 13 at 20:25
1
If nothing else is working, you can simply add a transparent button over your edit text and bind to that click event.
– c.lamont.dev
Nov 18 at 17:25
add a comment |
1
did youandroid:clickable="true"on the LinearLayout ?
– apineda
Nov 13 at 20:25
1
If nothing else is working, you can simply add a transparent button over your edit text and bind to that click event.
– c.lamont.dev
Nov 18 at 17:25
1
1
did you
android:clickable="true" on the LinearLayout ?– apineda
Nov 13 at 20:25
did you
android:clickable="true" on the LinearLayout ?– apineda
Nov 13 at 20:25
1
1
If nothing else is working, you can simply add a transparent button over your edit text and bind to that click event.
– c.lamont.dev
Nov 18 at 17:25
If nothing else is working, you can simply add a transparent button over your edit text and bind to that click event.
– c.lamont.dev
Nov 18 at 17:25
add a comment |
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did you
android:clickable="true"on the LinearLayout ?– apineda
Nov 13 at 20:25
1
If nothing else is working, you can simply add a transparent button over your edit text and bind to that click event.
– c.lamont.dev
Nov 18 at 17:25