键盘上方的颤振/飞镖滚动文本字段

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I am using textfields, how can I make it so it scrolls up a bit when entering email and password?

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Answer 1

I am using textfields, how can I make it so it scrolls up a bit when entering email and password?

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I am using textfields, how can I make it so it scrolls up a bit when entering email and password?

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I am using textfields, how can I make it so it scrolls up a bit when entering email and password?

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I am using textfields, how can I make it so it scrolls up a bit when entering email and password?

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I am using textfields, how can I make it so it scrolls up a bit when entering email and password?

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Answer 6

I found a nice solution I have affed to the TextFormField the scrollPadding property as follows

child: TextFormField(
        scrollPadding: EdgeInsets.only(
            bottom: MediaQuery.of(context).viewInsets.bottom + fontSize*4),
        validator: _validator,
        cursorColor: cTextRegularColor,
        controller: _controller,
        obscureText: _obscure,
        obscuringCharacter: '*',
        textAlign: _textAlign,
        keyboardType: _input,
        style: const TextStyle(
          color: cTextRegularColor,
          fontSize: fontSize,
        ),

By Settings the bottomInset, in my forms, whenever the user taps on a TextField in the form, its not only scrolling down, it also shows the next TextField in the form, so the user does not need to scroll after he finished filling the current field.

obviously , when the user will tap the next field in the form , the screen will scroll again , and again, show the next field,

I figured out that in long forms (more than 5 fields), the user does not need to scroll at all.