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Okay, thanks Dimitar.
I was hoping to avoid JavaScript as I would have to consider changes in phone orientation.
On the plus side I doubled the number of tabs in your example and set scrollPosition to ‘both’, and was pleased to see that shifting the tabs still leaves the tab scrolling image on the right visible.
Thanks again,
Chris
Thanks for replying Dimitar.
Perhaps I should have mentioned earlier, my DIV that contains the UL has a width of 100% as the PhoneGap app I am writing is designed to support multiple resolutions. As I don’t necessarily know the width or the number of tabs until run time I was hoping for a CSS based ‘one size fit all’ solution.
Cheers,
Chris
Okay Ivailo.
I will have to work around it by making the the displayMember that is used configurable.
Cheers,
Chris
Thanks Dimitar,
All I want is a multi-line input into which text can be entered.
The jqxEditor seemed overkill, plus I couldn’t see a way of hiding the toolbar.
Cheers,
Chris
May 13, 2015 at 12:44 pm in reply to: Scrollbar size on mobile browsers Scrollbar size on mobile browsers #71070Hi Peter,
I understand that the scrollbar sizes on mobile cannot be altered, I’m just not sure why.
Thanks again for your time. I’ll keep my fingers crossed for a future version 🙂
Cheers,
Chris
May 12, 2015 at 1:49 pm in reply to: Scrollbar size on mobile browsers Scrollbar size on mobile browsers #71012Hi Peter,
Is it possible you could comment on my earlier response, as I do not understand the mobile limitation of the scrollbar size.
Thanks,
Chris
May 7, 2015 at 10:24 am in reply to: Scrollbar size on mobile browsers Scrollbar size on mobile browsers #70784Hi Peter,
I appreciate this, which is why I want to narrow the scrollbar width on a mobile device down to just a few pixels. This will show the user where they are in their list, and as you point out they will then scroll by touching the content and moving up or down.
It seems currently on mobile you have a large scrollbar which you do not need to touch, and on the desktop you can set it to really small when you do need to use it. I can’t grasp why there is this limitation on mobile devices?
Cheers,
CHris
May 6, 2015 at 1:54 pm in reply to: Scrollbar size on mobile browsers Scrollbar size on mobile browsers #70716Hi Nadezhda,
Your API documentation states that both list box and panel have a property called scrollBarSize. I don’t know if this was added since Peter replied to the posting you outlined?
Cheers,
Chris
Thanks Peter,
I am looking at this, but have been unable to get is working yet either on a device or when using device emulation in Chrome Developer tools.
Cheers,
Chris
Thank you for trying Peter, I really appreciate the time you have taken.
Unfortunately although this works perfectly on the desktop, when built into a PhoneGap application and deployed onto an Android device the mousedown event is not recognised.
Thanks again for your assistance,
Chris
Hi Peter,
Thanks for confirming you were able to reproduce what I was seeing. I took the idea from a post of yours http://www.jqwidgets.com/community/topic/events-on-custom-rendered-elements/. I appreciate this is two years old, but I had hoped it was an approved way of doing things.
Cheers,
Chris
Whilst I am working with 3.7.1 (I will update today) my Fiddle is using 3.8.0 and exhibits the behaviour I described in Firefox and Chrome.
What should happen it that every click to the section of the list box to the right of the checkbox shoud show an alert. However the first click does not produce an alert. All other clicks do however produce the alert.
Please can you have another look.
Chris
April 14, 2015 at 12:41 pm in reply to: ListBox autoItemsHeight problem ListBox autoItemsHeight problem #69882Hi Peter,
I didn’t realise how old the post was. Unfortunately fixed height won’t work in my case. Am I correct in thinking that if itemHeight is set to -1 then long text will introduce a horizontal scrollbar rather than wrapping?
Cheers,
Chris
April 14, 2015 at 11:42 am in reply to: ListBox autoItemsHeight problem ListBox autoItemsHeight problem #69879Okay Peter.
I came across it in this forum post http://www.jqwidgets.com/community/topic/disable-horizontal-scrollbar-in-listbox/ and thought it was part of the public API. How can I get a list box to display custom rendered table rows, as per the examples, but where the text may cause wrapping which results in not all rows being of the same height?
Cheers,
Chris
March 27, 2015 at 11:30 am in reply to: Pull and Refresh functionality Pull and Refresh functionality #69238Okay, thanks Peter.
I’ll try and implement it myself 😉
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