I have an UITextField in a MyCustomUIView class and when the UITextField loses focus, I'd like to hide the field and show something else in place.
The delegate for the UITextField
is set to MyCustomUIView
via IB and I also have 'Did End On Exit' and 'Editing Did End' events pointing to an IBAction
method within MyCustomUIView
.
@interface MyCustomUIView : UIView {
IBOutlet UITextField *myTextField;
}
-(IBAction)textFieldLostFocus:(UITextField *)textField;
@end
However, neither of these events seem to get fired when the UITextField loses focus. How do you trap/look for this event?
The delegate for the UITextField
is set as MyCustomUIView
so I am receiving textFieldShouldReturn
message to dismiss the keyboard when done.
But what I'm also interested in is figuring when the user presses some other area on the screen (say another control or just blank area) and the text field has lost focus.
Try using delegate for the following method:
- (BOOL) textFieldShouldEndEditing:(UITextField *)textField {
NSLog(@"Lost Focus for content: %@", textField.text);
return YES;
}
That worked for me.