3rd symbol row not working / How to use symbols on virtual keyboard?
 

Hey guys, just got my N900 and I'm trying to configure my wireless network. Well, it turns out my wpa passkey has several carets (^ symbols) so I went on and tried to input them but nothing happens

http://img22.yfrog.com/img22/1111/sc...9113015444.png

I tap on all the symbols on the third row and nothing happens, they just get highlighted. Tried highlight then enter and it didnt work. I tried the same in the browser and notes app and they arent inputted. Any other symbol on any other row works. Can anyone confirm?

Searched maemo bugs and the forums but found nothing.

Re: 3rd symbol row not working, confirm?
 

highlight, then press space

Re: 3rd symbol row not working, N900 owners confirm?
 

D'oh! Thanks! Why is it only the 3rd row that requires this? Seems counterintuitive

Re: 3rd symbol row not working, N900 owners confirm?
 

They are "deadkeys". Select one and then press space to get the character. Selecting and then pressing a letter gets you an accented letter.

Re: 3rd symbol row not working, N900 owners confirm?
 

Same here in xterm, 42-11, retail unit. apparently

Edit: Ah. thanks!

Re: 3rd symbol row not working, N900 owners confirm?
 

Ah, that makes sense. Now it seems pretty reasonable. Thanks guys

Re: 3rd symbol row not working, N900 owners confirm?
 

I wonder if you can change the last row? I'd love it if there was a way to add ş,ğ,ü,ö,ç,ı etc :D

Re: 3rd symbol row not working, N900 owners confirm?
 

thanks, this help!
I was trying to post a new topic about this problem and this thread showed up.

Re: 3rd symbol row not working, N900 owners confirm?
 

Well, this answers the problem I had, I ended up putting my WPA key in Google Docs and copy/paste from there. So, if you're using the virtual keyboard, how do you select these characters since there is no "space"?

Re: 3rd symbol row not working, N900 owners confirm?
 

What do you mean "there is no 'space'"? Of course there is. On the vertual keyboard, you tap on the symbol (~, ^,...), it stays highlighted until you press either space or another character.

So basically it's the same behavior I see on my desktop computer. When I press ~ here nothing happens until I press either space or another letter that can be combined with ~, such as n (ñ).