When closing keyboard, content doesn't scroll back leaving ehite space in place of keyboard about cordova-plugin-wkwebview-engine

[dpogue]

This is resolved in iOS 13.4. For earlier versions of iOS, using the cordova-plugin-wkkeyboardfix is probably the best solution. We will not be making any changes to Cordova to address this bug.

[mwchambers]

For anyone still experiencing this problem the commit referenced above mwchambers@da67d6b
based on the changes here: https://github.com/ionic-team/cordova-plugin-ionic-webview/pull/201/commits seems to fix the problem.

[Yuripetusko]

More info here: apache/cordova-ios#417 (comment)

[Yuripetusko]

For now solved this by downgrading to Xcode 9

[adam-h]

Works for us @mwchambers, thanks! It may be good to submit this as a PR.

[WuglyakBolgoink]

fyi: #75

[jacobweber]

The fix from @mwchambers worked for me as well. Could something like this be included in a release? I realize this is an Apple bug, but who knows if they'll ever fix it.

[shahdeep1989]

Why It's not fixed yet? Can any one provide me solution for this issue?

[be-ndee]

I have the same issue. I use the cordova-plugin-keyboard and can "solve" this issue with the following event listener. So everytime the keyboard will close, the window will scroll back to the correct position.

window.addEventListener('keyboardWillHide', () => window.scrollTo(0, 0));

See apache/cordova-ios#417 (comment)

[c-emil]

See alternative solution without keyboard plugin: apache/cordova-ios#417 (comment)

[Lindsay-Needs-Sleep]

Since Apple should release the fix for this eventually, (WKWebView has already marked the bug as fixed...), you should be able to use cordova-plugin-wkkeyboardfix to fix the bug until Apple finally releases.

See plugin author's original comment:
apache/cordova-ios#417 (comment)