Running CM10 11/07 nightly and can't turn off the haptic touch when using the keyboard. I've turned it off system wide, but it still comes on using the keyboard.
Is this a bug, or am I missing something?
Go to settings, language and input, in keyboard and input methods portion, click settings icon on the right of your selected keyboard, uncheck vibrate on key press.
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eyosen said:
Go to settings, language and input, in keyboard and input methods portion, click settings icon on the right of your selected keyboard, uncheck vibrate on key press.
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Thank you so much, was going nuts trying to figure it out
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I cant remember if I had this done before but isnt it possible to turn the vibration off when the keys are pressed in the dialer? I do have the KB Mod but all options for the keyboard feedback are switched off, but it still does it
any ideas
Press and hold Menu until the keyboard comes up, tap the settings icon.Now select Text Input and uncheck the Vibrate when typing option.
Mastoid said:
Press and hold Menu until the keyboard comes up, tap the settings icon.Now select Text Input and uncheck the Vibrate when typing option.
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done it, but it does not turn off vibrate in dialer.
blackfox888 said:
done it, but it does not turn off vibrate in dialer.
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Ah yes you are correct, it only turns off vibration for the Keypad and not the dialer, i shall keep looking
EDIT: Yep, that kinda sucks... even by turning off the Haptic feedback and Vibrate on keypress only affects when you use literally the keyboard like typing messages even if the description of the Haptic feedback feature says that it is also applicable to certain UI interactions. It would have been good if the dialer were included in the interactions. But the truth is the dialer seems like an another story, which I think it is a bit weird.
Once full root access is available, hopefully we can install an app like Wysie's Contacts app (available on Nexus) which allows you to disable the feedback function on the dialer.
Link here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=623205
Mastoid said:
Ah yes you are correct, it only turns off vibration for the Keypad and not the dialer, i shall keep looking
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yeh as i said i have turned all the heptic feedbacks off, all sounds and vibrations for keyboard in display/sound settings and in the actuall keyboard menu as well and still nothing, but i think i had that working before not sure
cez10 said:
yeh as i said i have turned all the heptic feedbacks off, all sounds and vibrations for keyboard in display/sound settings and in the actuall keyboard menu as well and still nothing, but i think i had that working before not sure
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Aye, it's a little annoying though and I too would like to find a way to have it's function disabled
As mentioned above, I think once full root access is available hopefully, and if it is made available for the Desire, we can install an app like Wysie's Contacts app (available on Nexus) which allows you to disable the feedback function on the dialer.
Hi guys, need help here. Is it possible to disable the vibration when typing?
Settings>Sound, last option - Vibrate feedback (Vibrate when I press onscreen buttons).
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Settings>Sound, last option - Vibrate feedback (Vibrate when I press onscreen buttons).
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I thought it was in the Settings > Language & Keyboard....somewhere in there is the option, sorry I dont have a DHD anymore.
raymie87 said:
Hi guys, need help here. Is it possible to disable the vibration when typing?
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Settings -> Language and keyboard -> Touch Input -> Text input -> Vibrate when typing
Oh yeah, sorry, you guys are right. I mixed it up with the function keys at bottom .
tkolev said:
Settings -> Language and keyboard -> Touch Input -> Text input -> Vibrate when typing
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i did this but my keyboard still vibrates when writing in sms or browser, why?
Did you reboot?
Sometimes it doesn't work immediately, after a reboot it should work
christty31 said:
i did this but my keyboard still vibrates when writing in sms or browser, why?
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Settings>sounds>At bottom-Haptic Feedback or something like that
There are 2 menus that you need to enter and disable the function.
1st: Sound > disable vibrate
2nd: Language and keyboard > Touch Input > Text Input > disable vibrate when typing.
Very easy to miss one, particulary the 2nd.
Can someone PLEASE tell me how the hell to turn off the sound to the keyboard. I'm tired of hearing
the tap tap tap when I am texting. I can for the life of me figure it out.
System settings
Language & input
Setting button next to LG Keyboard
Touch feedback
uncheck Sound feedback
ryocho said:
System settings
Language & input
Setting button next to LG Keyboard
Touch feedback
uncheck Sound feedback
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YES! Thank you
Does anyone know what happened to the voice input button in the new 4.2 keyboard? Seems to be gone and I can't find a way to bring it back in the settings.
holmern said:
Does anyone know what happened to the voice input button in the new 4.2 keyboard? Seems to be gone and I can't find a way to bring it back in the settings.
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Try going into the android keyboard settings and voice input key option
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Jbluna said:
Try going into the android keyboard settings and voice input key option
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There is no voice input key option in neither Google voice typing settings nor in the Swype keyboard settings.
I'm talking about the actuall android keyboard settings above the Google voice typing
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Jbluna said:
I'm talking about the actuall android keyboard settings above the Google voice typing
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These are the settings I have on Language and Input
"Google Voice Typing" Only settings in here are "Blocking offensive words" and for downloading speech recognition for when offline.
"Samsung Keyboard" Here I can check off "Voice Input" to "Show voice entry button on keyboard" but I am not using the Samsung Keyboard
"Swype" No settings here to enable Voice button.
Above these settings I can set Default keyboard and Language. Just went through the rest and didn't see a voice input button. Do you have the 4.2 keyboard with the button on it?
I believe that you tap/hold the setting button next to the space bar. I was also able to get to it by pressing the Settings button next to the Android Keyboard in Settings>Language and input. You might have to select Show settings key there first.
holmern said:
These are the settings I have on Language and Input
"Google Voice Typing" Only settings in here are "Blocking offensive words" and for downloading speech recognition for when offline.
"Samsung Keyboard" Here I can check off "Voice Input" to "Show voice entry button on keyboard" but I am not using the Samsung Keyboard
"Swype" No settings here to enable Voice button.
Above these settings I can set Default keyboard and Language. Just went through the rest and didn't see a voice input button. Do you have the 4.2 keyboard with the button on it?
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You need to make sure you have Android Keyboard installed. None of those you mentioned are exactly the same.
When using the original samsung BT Keyboard, everytime we click on an empty field, the soft-keyboard also appears on screen.
is there a way to turn it of?
Zuzullo said:
When using the original samsung BT Keyboard, everytime we click on an empty field, the soft-keyboard also appears on screen.
is there a way to turn it of?
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When the keyboard is on screen, go to notifications area and tap the `select keyboard ` option. On the top of the box that pops up, you should see a toggle to use of not use the soft keyboard. At least it works for me on JB 4.2.2.
I hope of helps!