I downloaded today the new beta Jqm 1.3.0 and tested the new features.
The panel widget is a really interesting feature, so here are some feature requests for it ( I don't know it some of them might be already on the todolist):
- An Option to set the width of the panel. Atm it's always 17em, but for some cases this is too/less wide
- A display setting to show the panel and shrink the main content instead of slide a part of it out of the window.
- Make it scroll on its own, so if the content is bigger than the page content, it wouldn't extend the whole page.
With these features implemented, it would be possible to have some sort of splitview without changing JQM core functionality.
Is there a possibility to go back several pages in this case:
I work with a Framework developed by our company, which combines GWT and jQuery Mobile.
The pages get dynamically created if they are need and if the back button got pressed, the page gets removed.
The Hash-Tags got disabled in the jQueryMobile so we are able to handle the history by ourself with GWT.
Each page gets opened by calling the method changePage() and closed by the same method with the reverse value set true.
Like this it works fine, if I want to go back one page only.
But we'd like to implement a Homebutton, so it should be possible to reach the homemenu from everywhere.
At an actual version, we go back every page with the changePage() method, which has the side effect, that it shows every page until the homemenu get reached for a short time, but this looks ugly.
I tried to use the changePage() method directly to the homemenu and just remove the other pages without calling them, but it seems that some data, which were stored in the jQuery Javascript, don't get removed.
Is there a possibility to implement this on an easy way with jQuery / jQuery Mobile or isn't this intended to do so?
Hello I tried to create a testpage with the jQTouch plugin, but I don't get it to work. I got only an empty page. This is because there is a css statement body > *{display:none}, so all elements disappear. Now the first element should get the attribute class="current", to show it, but it won't be set. Does anyone see the mistake I've done? I've attached my small project. Thank you.