How to prevent the keyboard to appear in phonegap? - extjs

I'm developing an application with sencha touch and phonegap, and I have been created a component extending TextField class. It works this way:
The user taps the field
The application open a modal with a calendar inside it
The user taps the number representing the day he wants to choose
The modal closes and set his value on the textfield.
I wanna know if is there a way to when the user taps the TextField, the keyboard don't appear.
Thanks.
PS: Sorry my bad english, I wish you could understand ^^

I have been solved my problem just adding readOnly: true on my textfield.
Thanks for everyone who tried to solve it.

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