[carloParticipant]

Hi Peter,

okay, I am trying to use the ‘itemclick’ event. So I give every menue element an ID like … . In the ‘itemclick’ event I do

if(event.args.id==’m1′)
{
// load page belonging to m1 into iframe
}
else if(event.args.id==’m2′)
{
// load page belonging to m2 into iframe
}
etc.

Is there a more elegant way to do this ?

Best Regards
Karlheinz Rafalski

[carloParticipant]

Hi Peter,

how do you explain, that it does only happen when we use jqxMenu. Habe a look now at the demo page, where I removed the jqxMenu line. No more navigation to the iframes’s page: http://85.214.211.237/jqw/main.html .

Best Regards,
Karlheinz Rafalski

[carloParticipant]

Hi Peter,

why does the browser navigate most of the times to the main page and sometimes to the iframe ? Why can we not use the target in the menue items and why is ‘itemclick’ better ?

Best Regards
Karlheinz Rafalski

[carloParticipant]

Hi Peter,

I downloaded 2.4.1 again and now its working. It is very confusing when you change a version after release. How do I distinguish between the builds ?

Best Regards
Kalrheinz Rafalski

[carloParticipant]

Hi Peter,

I updated the demo http://85.214.211.237/jqw/window.html to 2.4.1. Same effect.

Best Regards
Kalrheinz Rafalski

[carloParticipant]

Hi Peter,

this is missing in the API documention.

Best Regards
Karlheinz

[carloParticipant]

So I have to remeber by hooking the event if the window is collapsed or not ?

[carloParticipant]

Here is a demo:

Load the page, select some items in the listbox, click ‘Fill Listbox’ and try to select items. This only does happen on touch devices, not on the Desktop.

[carloParticipant]

Sorry I was not quite clear. I do not change the listbox every second. Every second TIME I fill the listbox with new items this occurs.

[carloParticipant]

Hi Peter,

please tell me which style I have to change in jqx.base.css . You say you detect Touch/Mobile devices. Are there any jqwidgets device properties we can query to adapt our code ?

[carloParticipant]

Hello Peter,

the menues are okay on a desktop PC, but are too small on an iPad and much too small on an iPhone. You claim jqwidgets to be for all devices, so one could expect some mechanism to handle that. Editing jqx.base.css is no soulition. If I increase the fontsize to fit an iPhone, it would be too big for the iPad and much too big for the desktop. Also I do not want to edit a jqwidget system file, which may be changing in the next release.

[carloParticipant]

But this will not enlarge the menues font, only the space used for the menue.

[carloParticipant]

This will do:

$(“#chart”).width(500);
$(“#chart”).height(300);
$(‘#chart’).jqxChart(‘refresh’);

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