Is there a way in android to invoke a numeric only keypad, i.e. a virtual keypad that contains only the numbers 0 to 9 and a "." sign?
Purchase and install the Numpad Wireless program. Connect your laptop and Android device are on the wireless network. You should immediately see the Android device appear on your PC. To run this program on computer startup you will need this JAR.
I found two easy ways to do it, add one of them to EditText block in XML file: Numeric dial keyboard pad android:inputType="phone" android:digits="1234567890" Numeric section of keyboard android:inputType="number" Share
But does every Android keyboard support it? No. Only some are gracious enough to feature a number row. Here are seven such keyboards for Android phones.
To activate it, go to Settings (long press the emoji icon) followed by UI (color palette icon). Tap on ‘Tweaks and more’ and hit ‘Common top generic row.’ Here select Numbers keys. With gesture support, the keyboard provides some customizations such as volume level, abbreviation editor, power-saving settings, and more.
Download the Forums for Android™ app! I don't know that keypad, but try pressing the symbols key twice. The first should give you symbols, the second may give you a number pad. IIRC, that's how the AnySoft keyboard does it. All standard keyboards on android have this feature that Rukbat is talking about, this should be able to solve your issue.
Try doing android:inputType="phone"
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