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Layout of home page gets screwed up in Safari and MobileSafari when using the jQuery Mobile "Back" button
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2 years ago
UPDATE: I just tried the latest "nightly build" of jQuery mobile... and that solved the problem described below. So, for everybody else who is seeing this: give the latest nightly (currently dated april 16th) a try!
Best regards! - Björn
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Hey, all!
I am developing a web app, and am fairly new to jQuery mobile. While developing, I realized a strange behaviour that seems to be a bug in jQuery mobile - see my example at: Example WebApp.
The problem occurs when switching to a different page (which is in the same html file), and then click the "Back" button in the header of that subpage. For example, try to click on "Settings" or "Acknowledgement" at the bottom of that page (ignore all the empty "content" on the rest of the first page - it is just to fill the screen to make the problem occur). When going back, the content of the first page suddenly appears as if it were "scrolled over" the home header (unlike the original layout).
This problem only occurs in Safari and Mobile Safari, not in Firefox. Couldn't yet check other browsers, though - but I suspect it to be specific to Safari.
Any ideas? Looks like a bug to me.
Best regards!!
Björn
Best regards! - Björn
Here is the original post:
Hey, all!
I am developing a web app, and am fairly new to jQuery mobile. While developing, I realized a strange behaviour that seems to be a bug in jQuery mobile - see my example at: Example WebApp.
The problem occurs when switching to a different page (which is in the same html file), and then click the "Back" button in the header of that subpage. For example, try to click on "Settings" or "Acknowledgement" at the bottom of that page (ignore all the empty "content" on the rest of the first page - it is just to fill the screen to make the problem occur). When going back, the content of the first page suddenly appears as if it were "scrolled over" the home header (unlike the original layout).
This problem only occurs in Safari and Mobile Safari, not in Firefox. Couldn't yet check other browsers, though - but I suspect it to be specific to Safari.
Any ideas? Looks like a bug to me.
Best regards!!
Björn
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