Hey @jocoman,
The virtual keyboard functionality in the Touch Display plugin has been completely reworked and is now on V3, which uses the updated Chromium keyboard implementation. The issue you are describing - where enabling the virtual keyboard causes the display to switch to a Chrome error state - is a symptom of running an outdated version of the plugin.
Before we can proceed, I need you to provide the following:
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A log link showing the issue
- Enable the virtual keyboard setting
- Trigger the issue
- Access http://<volumio_IP>/dev
- Generate and paste the log URL here
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Your current Touch Display plugin version
- Go to Plugins → Installed Plugins
- Check the version number for Touch Display
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Your Volumio version and Raspberry Pi board model
- You can identify your Pi board using this guide: [GUIDE] Identifying Your Raspberry Pi Board on Volumio: A Comprehensive Guide to Revision Codes
Without a log demonstrating the actual issue, there is no way to diagnose what is happening on your system. The virtual keyboard feature works correctly in the current plugin version - if you are experiencing this problem, it is likely due to one of the following:
- You have not updated the Touch Display plugin to the latest version
- You are running an outdated Volumio build
- There is a configuration or system-level conflict that only a log can reveal
Additionally, this issue belongs in the Touch Display plugin thread, not in the core Bookworm development discussion. Please post your log link and system details in the appropriate thread so we can address this properly.
Kind Regards,