Hi Jitul,

In order to be able to use javascript to focus an input in IOS, you need to add an extra configuration on your application in the Extensibility configuration.

You can learn more about it on the following link:

https://success.outsystems.com/Documentation/11/Delivering_Mobile_Apps/Customize_Your_Mobile_App/Set_the_Preferences_for_Your_Mobile_App

As for the configuration needed, it should be the "KeyboardDisplayRequiresUserAction" = "False".

https://cordova.apache.org/docs/en/latest/config_ref/

Your config could look like the following:

After adding it and generating a new native build ( whenever you change the Extensibility configuration you will need to generate a new native build) you should be able to start using focus with javascript.

Just a quick remark, looking at the javascript code you are using, it seems you are still relying on Jquery. Although you can still use that, it will require you to import the full Jquery library to your application. If all you are doing is using it to get the DOM elements, consider using plain javascript for that.

For this particular example, you could replace your JS code with

document.getElementById("ATMCardNumber").focus();

Hope this helps,