5 Answers

• You need to attach your textfield to a scrollView, not a window. The scrollView will automatically adjust for the opening/closing of the keyboard.

  //Current Window You're Using
  var win1 = Ti.UI.currentWindow;
  
  //Create your scrollView
  var scrollView1 = Ti.UI.createScrollView({ 
     contentWidth:'auto', 
     contentHeight:'auto', 
     top:0, 
     showVerticalScrollIndicator:true, 
     showHorizontalScrollIndicator:true 
  });
  
  //Create a View
  var view1 = Ti.UI.createView({ 
     left:0, 
     right:0, 
     height:'auto', 
     top:0 
  });
  
  //Instantiate
  scrollView1.add(view1);
  win1.add(scrollView1);
  
  //Define your textfield
  var yourTextField = createTextField({ ... });
  
  //Add Textfield to scrollView
  view1.add(yourTextField);
  

  Hopefully that helps.

• I had the same issue. The solution was to scroll the window up when the textfield is on focus. Here is what I did:

  textfield.addEventListener('focus', function() {
      win.animate({bottom: 166, duration:500});
  });
  
  textfield.addEventListener('blur', function() {
      win.animate({bottom: 0, duration:500});
  });
  

• And along with this I would also like to know if there is any way of hiding any open keypad in a window. Something which is like blur all.

• I have the same problem. Did you found any solution? Maybe, Titanium.UI.ScrollView ist the right thing.
  Thanks

  Thorsten

• ScrollView solves that issue however when srolling up the animation is smooth but when scrolling back down the animation not smooth or no animation at all. Any ideas?