I’m using Google Translate, so I apologize for any mistakes. I am developing an application that will install the desired language layout on the keyboard of a mobile device. I don’t quite understand whether this can be done in glide, and if so, how? I want the user, when clicking on the “action” with a language, to immediately turn on the layout with this language. But I don’t understand how to implement this in the backend.
The keyboard layout is set in the settings on the device. Not in the app. The app does not provide the keyboard. Your mobile device does. If a user has a preferred language, I would assume that they already have the keyboard layout set for their preferred language on their own device. There is nothing you need to set on their behalf.
That is, as I understand it, the task of the application is to provide the keyboard layout itself, and is it installed directly by the mobile device? If I’m right, then how can I transfer the layout from the application to the mobile device?
I’m not sure I understand what you are trying to do. If you go to any website and click on a text box, the keyboard will show up. If your device is configured for a certain language, then the keyboard for that language will display. It’s the same with any website, and a glide app is nothing more than another website that you view with the browser. I don’t understand why you think the app needs to “install” any keyboard layout. The device itself handles that. Not the app.
I’ll try to explain my idea. In the same app store there is an application from Google that allows you to set the keyboard layout of any common language in the world. I want to create a similar application in Glide, but it will set the keyboard layout for uncommon and rare languages. The question is that I do not understand the mechanism for transferring letters for the keyboard layout from the application to the mobile device and then installing this keyboard layout.
Yeah, I’m just going to say that what you are trying to do is not remotely possible with Glide. What you are expecting is something that may be possible with native app store apps that have many more permissions and access to the internal parts of your device OS. Glide apps are web apps and don’t have that level of permission to alter your device settings like that. Making a keyboard is not something that can be done with a no-code solution.
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