has anyone explored the possibilities of implementing online purchase technologies into html+jqm, something which would also remain intact after converting the whole into android and ipad app?
When creating alternvative or derivative versions of html+js files, I notice a lack of a consistent strategy for naming the names, classes and ids. the consequence is that when I try to integrate those files which started to live a life of their own, I spend a lot of time unifying the mentioned identifiers. As i do this, I still feel at a loss of a uniform system.
do you have any?
Ideally, the name should be telling of the function and class of the element, be distinct from the commands and words appearing on the GUI. Any other guidelines?
I realise that i may need draggability of elements and other strictly ui functionality later on. is switching from jqm to jqui a seamless process or does some code need to be rewritten?
how to make the cursor appear in the input field upon page opening? there are these two lines which i have found to work elsewhere, but they don't here.
edit. it is not because of the jsbin wrap, because when saved as a webpage, the problem persists
I know these symbols are for a purpose, but the list is going to be long, so if there could be a workaround later in the code enabling just words and commas, it would be well worth it.