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I was wondering if there is some sort of event vor catching the fullscreen mode. I would like to move around some buttons dependent on the fullscreen showing or not.
I am using an auto completion wich triggers the .ui-loading upon loading new elements. That turns off scrollbars on desktop browsers which then leads to wider inputs. the auto completion then adjusts to this new width but doesn't do that again when the scroller comes back and the input gets smaller. This way all my auto completion entries are to wide for the page.
I use the .ui-grids within list items and so far it works fine. The only exception is of course IE. The list items are totally out of sight when doing this.
Sorry but I have no testcase to show since in Alpha this worked and in beta 2 now it doesn't
I use the .ui-grids within list items and so far it works fine. The only exception is of course IE. The list items are totally out of sight when doing this.
Sorry but I have no testcase to show since in Alpha this worked and in beta 2 now it doesn't
I have noticed that the new colored icons for checkboxes and radio buttons are not vertically centered when used with labels that need two lines of text. In short in cases that require the label to word-wrap.
the right padding on list items should be set dependent on the existence of count bubbles. right now the padding includes the space used by count bubbles even if they are not used within that list item. maybe a class like the one that is used for the icon would help.
do you guys know what happened to the symbian^3 plattform support?
Right now JQM claims to test for S60 and makes support dependent on the results. But isn't symbian^3 a former A-Grade-Support-plattform? And isn't symbian^3 different from the older S60?
I'm asking becaus I have tested my app on Nokia N8 with symbian^3 and it receives plain HTML and CSS only withouth any enhancement.
I have stumbled into a little problem with the search filter bar on a list that uses count bubbles.
My list looks something like this:
[filter items] bus line 89 (1) bus line 33 (1) bus line 56 (2) bus line 12 (1)
I use the count bubble to show some additional infos but when I use the filter to look for bus line 12 and type in 1 it also shows up all of the entries whose count bubble contains 1.
I would like to exclude the count bubble content from the filter ... any ideas? maybe a feature?
there is no way to adjust the label "Filter items ..." in the search filter input without changing the JQM core, is there? I haven't found any options in default setup.
I'm trying to get my plugin to work but I just can't figure out what the problem might be. All I want is to go through a table and return an array of its cell values.
(function($){ $.fn.mf_table2array = function() {
var table_data = new Array(); var rows = document.getElementsByTagName("tr");
for (i=0;i<=rows.length;i++){ table_data[i] = new Array(); var cols = rows[0].cells.length; for (j=0;j<cols;j++){ alert(i+":"+j+":"+rows[i].cells[j].innerHTML); table_data[i][j] = rows[i].cells[j].innerHTML; } }
$("#output").html(table_data[0][0]);
}; })(jQuery);
I always get:
rows[i] is undefined
although the alert shows all the right information.
I'm not sure wether this already exists because I have no way to see the DOM on any of my mobile handsets but wouldn't it be helpful to set classes according to the used device?
I have tested my application on different devices and due to some extensions of some of the content elements JQM provides I need to write custom CSS for some of the devices to make this all look good
Since there are no conditional comments or CSS hacks for mobile devices this might be a good idea. What do you think?
has anyone yet accomplished to get the appcache to work while using JQM?
I'm testing on iPhone and while a simple html file and some pictures work nicely it just won't work on my actual application.
I've done it all ... - put manifest in root - use timestamp to change it - list all files that need to be cached - mime type is correct - used fallbacks or section headers: network, cache, fallback
but it always returns: cache status is uncached, event phase code is 2, failed to update
It seems to work on my desktop safari but doesn't on iPhone. Also on desktop ajax calls are not fired ...
help is highly appreciated since caching my assets boosts performance dramatically
I know it has been asked a few times but I just haven't found a solution yet.
I'm developing an HTML prototype with JQM and some href="*.html" start the loading dialog but never get loaded unless I use ajaxLinksEnabled : false.
I can't really reproduce the problem since some links work and some don't. I have tried to give them pseudo arguments href="*.html?" but that also didn't work.
of course nielsen also checked out mobile usability and in his test findings (http://www.useit.com/alertbox/mobile-usability.html) he suggests not to use collapsible content because people get lost on small screens when expanding those blocks.
since they have already found a way into jqm - which is totally acceptable since there might be cases in which they match good usability - I would like to propose a change in style.
There needs to be some connections between the content and the collaps button. I suggest to make them look like they are within the JQ UI. The JQ UI accordion already works that way and clearly shows what content belongs to which block (or section).
I'm very excited to get my first jqm project out in the field so thanks alot for the great work
I have a little struggle with the default theme ... I try to use the black theme (a) or later my own. I thought it would be enough to just add the attribute to the following div
but it turns out that not all elements get the a-theme. Submits and listviews default to c-theme.
any idea why? Documentations says that all elements with no data-theme attribute default to c-theme but I thought my code would globally set the wanted theme. Do I really have to add a data-theme attribute to all buttons and lists?
I don't see any markup convention changes in A4 ... but these buttons seem to become inactive and don't look like buttons anymore?!? In A3 the anchor within the first ui-block triggered the list item to be clickable.
is there a way to trigger the loading message while performing own ajax requests? I don't want to reinvent the wheel and just use the existing JQM ajax spinner dialog