UIWebView dims when the user does a long press - uiwebview

I'm working with UIWebView. When the user does a long press the webView dims.
How can I avoid this?

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I made a J2ME application(2D game) for nokia touch device like C7, N8 etc.
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You can restart the music in showNotify() of your gameCanvas.
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I have an app, one activity is a form with multiple fields. In landscape mode when clicking into the first field the fullscreen IME kicks in, with a "Next" button.
The "Next" button, however, does not respond at all. No errors are thrown, nothing logged related to this - it just doesn't move to the next (of about 12) text fields.
Same (lack of) behavior when other fields are selected on the form and text entered/not entered in landscape view - non-responsive next button.
The final EditText field correctly shows a "Done" button...which is also unresponsive.
I've had no luck searching forums and Googling this, and nothing I've been able to find related to the IME has helped to this point.
One option, of course, is to force portrait mode (which works fine), but I would rather avoid that klunky workaround.
Any suggestions, references to code/examples related to this would be greatly appreciated.
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I'm trying to programmatically click a UITextField after the user clicks on another UIButton, this way, when the user clicks the button, the keyboard will appear for the UITextField that the button corresponds to. What I'm trying to do is almost the opposite of resignFirstResponder. I haven't found any way to do this so far, anyone have any ideas?
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How can I prevent edit text being hidden by the Android keyboard?

I have around 4-5 edit text on the screen, now when user types, some EditText are hidden behind the soft keyboard and user can not see what he is typing.
Please give ideas what can be done.
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I have attached a toolbar with a UITextField and UIButton to the keyboard when it becomes the first responder via the user taping inside the textfield
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Cheers
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You could try using an additional toolbar that is offscreen as the inputAccessoryView, which could "fake" the appearance of what you are trying to do. Alternatively, have you tried adding the toolbar back to the bottom of the screen using
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