I noticed that External Panels do not work properly on Internet Explorer 11 (the one that comes with Windows 8). Actually it only works properly for Overlay panels. For Reveal and Push there is a gap between the content and the panel.
You may reproduce this problem with the standard demos page. Just open this page using IE 11 and hit Reveal or Push:
I understand that the default format of the date in the DatePicker control is MM/dd/yyyy. I would expect that it follows the current user locale instead. Is this possible somehow?
I have a page with a header and a footer both with the data-position="fixed" attribute. This works fine when I debug my application on my desktop using Chrome or IE. Footer and header remain visible and only the content scrolls. However this is not the case when my app runs on Windows Phone 7.5. Footer and header follow the content scrolling, hense the header is hidden when I scroll down and so is the footer when I scroll up. This happens both when I'm using directly IE on the phone or when I wrap my application in a phonegap app.
I'm using knockoutjs in combination with jquery mobile. I have two pages that are bound to the same view model. Both have an input that binds to the Title of an item there.
Then go back to Page 1 and press 'Change Item'. This will change the current item and consequently the title that is displayed in the input.
Press 'Change Page' again to go to Page 2.
The problem: The styling of page 2 is lost. As you can see the styling in Page 1 is just fine, so I understand that this happens when a change that affects a non visible page takes place (page 1 makes a change that affect page 2 when the latter is not visible).
I have a slide panel with a number of links there. There are some links that do not change the current page but instead they just run some code that result in changes in the current page.
In this case it seems that the slide pane does not close.
For the moment I run this code at the end of the code that anyway runs with the click click, but it is not very elegant solution:
$('#panel').panel("close");
Can I change that behaviour so that panel closes anyway without explicit code?
Hi there! Please consider the following code fraction...
<body>
<div id="page1" data-role="page">..... </div>
<div id="page2" data-role="page">..... </div>
<div>
<div id="page3" data-role="page">..... </div>
<div id="page4" data-role="page">..... </div>
</div>
</body>
As you can see, page3 and page4 are under div element, whereas page1 and page2 are directly inside the body. There is a specific reason I have to follow this structure.