in one of my controllers toolbar coming only with "Done"button without "<" and ">" buttons .

[NiteshKumarPal]

This library working fine but in one controller where 1st text field is decimal keyboard type.Toolbar which is attached with next, previous and done button not appearing with next and previous button in that controller

[hackiftekhar]

Please make sure you added all textField on same UIView. If textFields
are on different UIView the IQKeyboardManager handles them separately.

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[NiteshKumarPal]

Yes you are right, i just noticed this. Thanks for the answer .

[sergii-frost]

@hackiftekhar sorry for asking in closed issue, I just do not want to bring this discussion in a new issue, as this is just possibly enhancement / clarification.
Is there any possibility to have textfields in separate view within same controller, but add those which are needed to be "tracked" together to a separate IBOutletCollection which will be tracked by IQKeyboardManager ? I am currently having each UITextField in a wrapper like:

|_Controller View
|__ UIView( for 1px custom border)
|___UIView(for textfield background)
|____UITextField self
...
|__ UIView( for 1px custom border)
|___UIView(for textfield background)
|____UITextField self

I am not sure if subclassing such a view-in-view-in-view will work for me, as it has 2 layers.
That's why I was thinking of adding only these 3 fields to an IBOutletCollection and then keep an eye of it.
Otherwise I do not have < and > buttons.

[hackiftekhar]

Surely you can do, take a look at -(void)considerToolbarPreviousNextInViewClass:(Class)toolbarPreviousNextConsideredClass; method example at repository demo project.

[sergii-frost]

@hackiftekhar thank you for quick response! With example I got how it should work.
Actually I've managed to do this with just creating UIView subclass and considering it with this method.
After that I made main view on UIViewController to be of this class (from storyboard) and did not need to create separate view in storyboard and add all my subviews with constraints to it. It works, thanks!