[jrrobles79]

I have this small component that is in a popup this apptexfield is to capture a sms code:

 

        InputField {
            id: tfSMSCode
             property bool valid: tfSMSCode.text.length === 6
            width: parent.width
            placeholderText: qsTr("_ _ _ _ _ _")
            anchors.horizontalCenter: parent.horizontalCenter
            font.pixelSize: sp(15)
            font.bold: true
            horizontalAlignment: Text.AlignHCenter
            validator: RegExpValidator {
                regExp: /^\d{1,6}$/
            }
        }

        YellowButton {
            id: btnVerifySMSCode
            minimumWidth: parent.width
            minimumHeight: dp(50)
            text: qsTr("Verificar")
            enabled: tfSMSCode.valid
            anchors.horizontalCenter: parent.horizontalCenter
             onClicked: {
                 btnVerifyClicked(tfSMSCode.text)
                 close()
             }

        }

 

the problem is that on some android devices the property  ‘property bool valid: tfSMSCode.text.length === 6' is not working, unless the

user ‘move’ manually the cursor on the input code on textfield to the start:

from:

12345 6

to

1 23456

is this qml bug? and why does happen only on some devices, I will add some screenshots that my tester has pass me.

 

https://www.dropbox.com/s/i6ygpbi8df883ew/disabled.png?dl=0

https://www.dropbox.com/s/ltf7cnme9nfizy8/enabled.png?dl=0

 

This is givin the impression that the app is not working since you can’t do anything as you input the sms code but the button isn’t setting the enable property to true

 

 

[AlexFelgo Team]

Hi,

if input composing (like dictionary) features are active at the keyboard, you need to use the displayText property instead, as the text property does not contain the currently composed word word until it is accepted.

You can also set the inputMethodsHints of the text field to Qt.ImhSensitiveData to disallow any composing methods.

Best,
Alex