It partially solved my problem. That is, I need to do syncronous ajax calls to a different domain. Is there any way to do syncronous calls with that plugin, or is there any alternative out there? :-S
I've noticed that if I want to "hide" the URL bar in Safari for iOS, it is necessary to have a content div that fits all the available height in the screen. Is there any way to automatically do so?
This problem is quite weird, let's see if someone has dealt before with it...
I have two basic pages, Login and Register. On the Login page I put a link in the footer to the Register page, once in the Register page, if I press the header Back button, when returning to Login page, layout gets broken. It works well in FF and it only brokes when screen res is 320x480 (iphone 3G).
<h1 id="footquestion">¿Todavía no estas registrado?</h1>
</div>
</div>
//CSS
#footquestion {
float: right;
position: relative;
margin: 5px;
top: 8px;
font-size: 12px;
}
#footregister {
float: right;
position: relative;
margin: 5px;
}
I've noticed the error is in a "fieldcontain", in the "content"; or at least removing one "fieldcontain" the system works. Do you know which could be the problem?
By the way, do you know how could I really put inline the checkbox and the button in the second "fieldcontain"?
Let's see if somebody can help me understand the HTML for mobile devices idea.
If for example, I have a "normal" web page, working with HTML + AJAX, that renders well on desktop browsers, do I need to write a specific mobile version of the website? This is what is JqueryMobile for?
If I am right at the first point, how do I send the user to one or other version of the website?
If I'm not right... what is it jquerymobile for, and how should I implement a version of my website that renders well on mobile devices?
If there is any getting started guide regarding to this, please refer it! :-)