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Android WebView - non-editable content

I use WebView to authorize a user on a social network using their API.

My WebView loads a form with 2 EditTexts (or whatever they invoke in web development) and a button.

A strange problem: the keyboard does not appear when I click on EditText in the form, but if the action pauses and resumes (for example, I press HOME and then return), EditTexts becomes editable and I'm able to enter the login information.

LogCat output for the full procedure (start page, pause activity and return) goes below. Yes, I also noticed an erroneous "false". Any ideas?

  02-24 18:33:16.310: V/webview(19204): singleCursorHandlerTouchEvent -getEditableSupport FASLE 02-24 18:33:16.715: V/webview(19204): doShortPress : mNativeClass - 1407128 mPreventDefault - 0 02-24 18:33:16.810: D/dalvikvm(19204): GC_CONCURRENT freed 299K, 48% free 3037K/5831K, external 604K/1033K, paused 7ms+4ms 02-24 18:33:16.830: D/navcache(19204): cursorInputFieldAction cursor=39c108, cursorFrame=1a7928 02-24 18:33:16.830: D/navcache(19204): CachedFrame::previousInputField this=1a7928, start=39c108, begin=39c040 end=39c3c4 02-24 18:33:16.830: D/navcache(19204): CachedFrame::nextInputField this=1a7928, start=39c108, begin=39c040 end=39c3c4 02-24 18:33:16.830: D/navcache(19204): cursorInputFieldAction next=39c16c, prev=0, action=4 02-24 18:33:17.095: V/webview(19204): OnSizeChanged: Enter
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I found something in the google group, try this

 webview.requestFocus(View.FOCUS_DOWN); webview.setOnTouchListener(new View.OnTouchListener() { @Override public boolean onTouch(View v, MotionEvent event) { switch (event.getAction()) { case MotionEvent.ACTION_DOWN: case MotionEvent.ACTION_UP: if (!v.hasFocus()) { v.requestFocus(); } break; } return false; } });
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In my case, the code "webview.requestFocus (...)" did not change anything for singleCursorHandlerTouchEvent -getEditableSupport FASLE problem.

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