TMP Input Field becomes not interactable when pasting a long text

This issue occurs when disabling the Image component on the root of a multi-line InputField, and inserting just enough text to cause the Text object (content) to be pushed up and outside of the Text Area object (viewport). Normally, the Image on the root of the InputField ensures that there is a raycastable graphic available to receive input across the entire visible area of the InputField. Disabling this Image component means that only the Text object can receive raycasts. The Text object is also not resized based on content by default, so its size will not grow with the size of the text content and can end up being moved entirely outside of the effective viewport. Thus, this issue can be worked around in several ways: 1. Add an enabled Image component with an alpha value of 0 to the Text Area object to ensure the effective viewport can detect raycasts. 2. Reenable the Image component on the root of the InputField and set its alpha to 0 to ensure the entire InputField can detect raycasts. 3. Add a Content Size Fitter to the Text object, with "Vertical Fit" set to "Preferred Size" to ensure the Text object always overlaps with the effective viewport.

This issue occurs when disabling the Image component on the root of a multi-line InputField, and inserting just enough text to cause the Text object (content) to be pushed up and outside of the Text Area object (viewport). Normally, the Image on the root of the InputField ensures that there is a raycastable graphic available to receive input across the entire visible area of the InputField. Disabling this Image component means that only the Text object can receive raycasts. The Text object is also not resized based on content by default, so its size will not grow with the size of the text content and can end up being moved entirely outside of the effective viewport. Thus, this issue can be worked around in several ways: 1. Add an enabled Image component with an alpha value of 0 to the Text Area object to ensure the effective viewport can detect raycasts. 2. Reenable the Image component on the root of the InputField and set its alpha to 0 to ensure the entire InputField can detect raycasts. 3. Add a Content Size Fitter to the Text object, with "Vertical Fit" set to "Preferred Size" to ensure the Text object always overlaps with the effective viewport.

This issue occurs when disabling the Image component on the root of a multi-line InputField, and inserting just enough text to cause the Text object (content) to be pushed up and outside of the Text Area object (viewport). Normally, the Image on the root of the InputField ensures that there is a raycastable graphic available to receive input across the entire visible area of the InputField. Disabling this Image component means that only the Text object can receive raycasts. The Text object is also not resized based on content by default, so its size will not grow with the size of the text content and can end up being moved entirely outside of the effective viewport. Thus, this issue can be worked around in several ways: 1. Add an enabled Image component with an alpha value of 0 to the Text Area object to ensure the effective viewport can detect raycasts. 2. Reenable the Image component on the root of the InputField and set its alpha to 0 to ensure the entire InputField can detect raycasts. 3. Add a Content Size Fitter to the Text object, with "Vertical Fit" set to "Preferred Size" to ensure the Text object always overlaps with the effective viewport.

This issue occurs when disabling the Image component on the root of a multi-line InputField, and inserting just enough text to cause the Text object (content) to be pushed up and outside of the Text Area object (viewport). Normally, the Image on the root of the InputField ensures that there is a raycastable graphic available to receive input across the entire visible area of the InputField. Disabling this Image component means that only the Text object can receive raycasts. The Text object is also not resized based on content by default, so its size will not grow with the size of the text content and can end up being moved entirely outside of the effective viewport. Thus, this issue can be worked around in several ways: 1. Add an enabled Image component with an alpha value of 0 to the Text Area object to ensure the effective viewport can detect raycasts. 2. Reenable the Image component on the root of the InputField and set its alpha to 0 to ensure the entire InputField can detect raycasts. 3. Add a Content Size Fitter to the Text object, with "Vertical Fit" set to "Preferred Size" to ensure the Text object always overlaps with the effective viewport.

Cancelling: the 6000.1 version has reached its end of life. If you need additional fixes, please upgrade to a newer Unity version.

This issue occurs when disabling the Image component on the root of a multi-line InputField, and inserting just enough text to cause the Text object (content) to be pushed up and outside of the Text Area object (viewport). Normally, the Image on the root of the InputField ensures that there is a raycastable graphic available to receive input across the entire visible area of the InputField. Disabling this Image component means that only the Text object can receive raycasts. The Text object is also not resized based on content by default, so its size will not grow with the size of the text content and can end up being moved entirely outside of the effective viewport. Thus, this issue can be worked around in several ways: 1. Add an enabled Image component with an alpha value of 0 to the Text Area object to ensure the effective viewport can detect raycasts. 2. Reenable the Image component on the root of the InputField and set its alpha to 0 to ensure the entire InputField can detect raycasts. 3. Add a Content Size Fitter to the Text object, with "Vertical Fit" set to "Preferred Size" to ensure the Text object always overlaps with the effective viewport.

This issue occurs when disabling the Image component on the root of a multi-line InputField, and inserting just enough text to cause the Text object (content) to be pushed up and outside of the Text Area object (viewport). Normally, the Image on the root of the InputField ensures that there is a raycastable graphic available to receive input across the entire visible area of the InputField. Disabling this Image component means that only the Text object can receive raycasts. The Text object is also not resized based on content by default, so its size will not grow with the size of the text content and can end up being moved entirely outside of the effective viewport. Thus, this issue can be worked around in several ways: 1. Add an enabled Image component with an alpha value of 0 to the Text Area object to ensure the effective viewport can detect raycasts. 2. Reenable the Image component on the root of the InputField and set its alpha to 0 to ensure the entire InputField can detect raycasts. 3. Add a Content Size Fitter to the Text object, with "Vertical Fit" set to "Preferred Size" to ensure the Text object always overlaps with the effective viewport.