Though HTML5's "range" input type does allow a step value that accommodates decimals, jQuery Mobile doesn't seem to respect that. It looks as if JQM just rounds the value up, which isn't good for my use. I am trying to use the following:
As I said, JQM is just rounding my slider value, ignoring the actual step value. Is there a reason for this? Also, can I disable this behavior? This specific use requires the ability to choose "tenth" values, like 2.5 or 3.2.
I have a list of several hundred items that need to populate a dropdown element. While on a desktop this is (more) reasonable, for a mobile handset this is just way too much data to populate at once. The concept of what I want to do is similar to how the Android market displays apps, where you have to scroll to the bottom of the list for more items to load. Has anyone worked out a good method of "lazy loading" items for a dropdown?
Is your activity restarting when the device changes orientation or when a user's hardware keyboard is opened? This is the default behavior. Here's how to override it:
In your AndroidManifest, add the following to your <activity> tag:
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