When view is used on iPad, the position of input field (UIExpandingTextView) is misaligned after autorotation.
It looks like it can be fixed with code like this

    self.textView.autoresizingMask = UIViewAutoresizingFlexibleRightMargin | UIViewAutoresizingFlexibleWidth;

when setting up toolbar.
I didn't look further though to find a way to make input field wider when used on iPad screen.
It can be surely done by detecting device in runtime.

Hello,

Great work! is there a way to fix the send button to the bottom of the toolbar?

calling the [self.inputToolbar.textView becomeFirstResponder]; is not showing the keyboad automatically when the view is appeared so i wrote the code in
the place where the textview is allocated
[internalTextView becomeFirstResponder];
it works file in ios6 but not i ios7.

can any one please help me in solving the issue

it not works for ios7, will you fix it?

Anyone know how to enable copy paste within this UITextView?
Can't seem to come up with the solution, editable, userInteractionEnabled, responder chain...
Am probably missing something simple but would appreciate a hand.
Cheers
Nik

Maximum line high error ？？

You mentioned about "This class is based on growingTextView" in UIExpandingTextView.m.
But there is no license display.
https://github.com/HansPinckaers/GrowingTextView/blob/master/LICENSE.txt
I think this project should include the GrowingTextView license above.
Thank you.

Hi, thanks for a great work!
I am trying to use input toolbar in universal app. It works fine on iPhone (both simulator and device), but on iPad I can't manage the same approach to work.
I simply add UIInputToolbar as a subview to my custom view, but on iPad it's displayed black and I can see some parts of "Send" text on the right. But then more comes, if I try to resize the view (by setting frame), that contains UIInputToolbar in its hierarchy, I got a crash like this:

'CALayerInvalidGeometry', reason: 'CALayer position contains NaN: [nan 17.5]

This crash occurs only in simulator (iOS 5.1) but not on device, though on device I still have some black area instead of toolbar.

When enough text has been entered to cause the internalTextView to start scrolling, it's scroll area is larger than the textViewBackgroundImage

i.e.the appearance is that, the text is scrolling outside it's pseudo entry box. I assume it can be fixed by adjusting the contentSize property of the area

NB You can, probably should, set the scrollIndicatorInsets so they to appear within the "entry area" also

i love your work, but it could be cooler if you add option for enable secureTextEntry for the input field.
thanks

Hi,
when i click on the tool bar, keyboard is not appeared in iOS 11