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Absolute Noob needs insight
in jQuery Mobile
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10 years ago
Ok, I've got a screen I'm trying to build with a row for each program I'm trying to control -- there are between one and two dozen. Each program can be stopped (a stop button), each program has a name (label 1), each program has a cycle time (label 2), each program can be run detached, that is, no visible DOS window (checkbox 1) and each program can be auto-started or not (checkbox 2).
With nearly two dozen of these, I really can't afford to display each checkbox and each button on its own row. Instead, I'm trying to get each row to hold a stop button, a detached checkbox, a task label, a cycle label, and an auto-restart checkbox. The problems I'm having are that, in jQuery Mobile, the label isn't a full citizen, and that I can't figure out how to make the inline buttons work.
I've got all this working with my own CSS and HTML, but I have a dozen more AJAX-enabled forms to create, and I really don't want to have one form that's the odd-one-out, and the remainder will be so much quicker to convert to web-forms if I can make use of jQuery Mobile. I've got lots of experience programming with sockets and native forms, but this is my first foray into web-forms and AJAX and jQuery and jQuery Mobile, so I'm hoping I'm just missing something obvious. Any insight would be well received.
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