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- 28-May-2012 07:33 PM
- Forum: Developing jQuery Mobile
Would someone please explain to me why transitioning between 2 divs within the viewport requires a scroll to the top of the page before transitioning? What is the constraint that jQM is having to deal with?I have 2 page/pane divs within the body/viewport which are set up so that they each have independent scrolling positions and can transition ( slide ) between each other without having to call window.scrollTo():Cheers, Todd- I've taken a look at both the the splitview and multiview plugins that are available for tablet/iPad layouts. I would like to propose a simpler splitpage plugin that doesn't require changes to the jQM core ( like splitview ) and not as ambitious as multiview (I need something that works as of yesterday ).The splitpage plugin is a container for a 2 pane page, where the page is divided vertically ( page is unfortunately not termed a view ). Each pane contains a page. The LH page is the navigation pane or master pane and the RH page is the detail pane.The initial implementation will be only for the iPad with iOS 5.I've created a Github repository ( https://github.com/ToddThomson/jQuery-Mobile-SplitPage-Widget ) for the project and will post the initial code next week.
- AJAX loadPage() currently only processes the first page and ignores the rest of the page stack ( multiple divs with data-role='page' ). I needed to have a way to add subpages for certain views generated by the server, so I came up with a simple subpage widget. Here is the link to the github repository if anyone is interested (until loadPage adds this functionality post 1.0 ):
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