I added the 5 row keyboard to a jailbroken Ipad2 running 5.1.1 but I cannot seem to get it to work properly. I followed the directions and also tried uninstalling and reinstalling winterboard and the 5 row keyboard, did multiple reboots, etc. The theme does not appear in winterboard, but the 5 row keyboard does show in settings. If I bring up the keyboard I get 5 rows in Mongolian only, if I tap the globe I go back to english, but only get 4 rows. I either need to learn mongolian really fast or need some assistance. Any suggestions? Thanks in advance.
5 Row Keyboard installation issues
- Thread starter tfly212
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5 Row Keyboard for iPad has not been compatible with any version of IOS 5.x on any model of iPad as far as I know. Sorry 
The only working 5 row keyboard I am aware of is iKeywi HD. It has been working fine up till 5.1.1 but there is currently a bug where it is not Auto-Capitalising the start of new sentences. Apart from that it seems to be working fine for me. This same bug existed on 5.0.1 but was quickly fixed by the author, so we are hopeful that a fix for 5.1.1 will come soon.
Hope that helps.
The only working 5 row keyboard I am aware of is iKeywi HD. It has been working fine up till 5.1.1 but there is currently a bug where it is not Auto-Capitalising the start of new sentences. Apart from that it seems to be working fine for me. This same bug existed on 5.0.1 but was quickly fixed by the author, so we are hopeful that a fix for 5.1.1 will come soon.
Hope that helps.
nammi
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5 Row Keyboard for iPad has not been compatible with any version of IOS 5.x on any model of iPad as far as I know. Sorry
The only working 5 row keyboard I am aware of is iKeywi HD. It has been working fine up till 5.1.1 but there is currently a bug where it is not Auto-Capitalising the start of new sentences. Apart from that it seems to be working fine for me. This same bug existed on 5.0.1 but was quickly fixed by the author, so we are hopeful that a fix for 5.1.1 will come soon.
Hope that helps.
the update for the Ikeywi - 5 row keyboard has been posted at cydia .. it addresses the bug issue for auto capitalisation and added other feature ..
The earlier posts about it not working are referring to a different tweak.
The OP has "5 Row Customizable Keyboard" by Ganbold
This DOES work and the OP was 1 step away from having it work.
@OP You dont do anything with winterboard. After you install this from Cydia you have to go enable it in Keyboards (which you did correctly).
Now, what the instructions leave out is that you have to then go to the 5 row Customizable settings pane and then type the keys out. The tweak does not come with a preset keyboard and if you dont it a layout it defaults to the mongolian keys.
So in the tweaks settings pane you see this(not exactly but close):
Row 1 (11 Chars)
Row 2 (11 Chars)
Row 3 (11 Chars)
Row 4 (11 Chars)
Now initially those are blank and appear just like above. You have to manually type in the list of keys for each row.
So here is what it may look like after you fill it out:
Row 1 (11 Chars) asdfghjkl
Row 2 (11 Chars) qwertyuiop
Row 3 (11 Chars) zxcvbnm
Row 4 (11 Chars) 1234567890
So then my keyboard would be set up according to those letters on each row.
Now if a row says 11 chars and you put 12 or 10 then the row won't render and a Mongolian row displays.
The instructions are terrible but I can assure this works and I am using it now.
The OP has "5 Row Customizable Keyboard" by Ganbold
This DOES work and the OP was 1 step away from having it work.
@OP You dont do anything with winterboard. After you install this from Cydia you have to go enable it in Keyboards (which you did correctly).
Now, what the instructions leave out is that you have to then go to the 5 row Customizable settings pane and then type the keys out. The tweak does not come with a preset keyboard and if you dont it a layout it defaults to the mongolian keys.
So in the tweaks settings pane you see this(not exactly but close):
Row 1 (11 Chars)
Row 2 (11 Chars)
Row 3 (11 Chars)
Row 4 (11 Chars)
Now initially those are blank and appear just like above. You have to manually type in the list of keys for each row.
So here is what it may look like after you fill it out:
Row 1 (11 Chars) asdfghjkl
Row 2 (11 Chars) qwertyuiop
Row 3 (11 Chars) zxcvbnm
Row 4 (11 Chars) 1234567890
So then my keyboard would be set up according to those letters on each row.
Now if a row says 11 chars and you put 12 or 10 then the row won't render and a Mongolian row displays.
The instructions are terrible but I can assure this works and I am using it now.
Yes, seems the OP was confusing the instructions for 5-Row Keyboard for iPad with this other tweak. Unfortunately, failing to give it its proper name and mentioning the Winterboard configuration which is a part of the other tweak confused things.
It's good to know there is another alternative, although iKeywil still works well for me as I don't utilise split keyboards at all any more...
It's good to know there is another alternative, although iKeywil still works well for me as I don't utilise split keyboards at all any more...
I am stumped on this same exact thing. I installed Ganbold's 5 row keyboard. I've typed in all the keys. I've also tried letting it load the keys with the alphabets that come with 5 row keyboard. I went to settings/general/keyboard/international keyboards and selected 5 row keyboard. I've resprung itseveral times and I just keep getting the stock keyboard. I'm pretty new to iOS, so I'm not sure if there is something else I'm missing. Can anyone provide any info on this?
Running this on iPad 1 ver 5.1.1
Edit: Never mind, I just figured it out. I didn't know I also had to delete the English keyboard. I deleted that keyboard and it works fine now.
Running this on iPad 1 ver 5.1.1
Edit: Never mind, I just figured it out. I didn't know I also had to delete the English keyboard. I deleted that keyboard and it works fine now.
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