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Emy & Cordova / PhoneGap

2013-05-13T09:08:01Z

Hi list,
I've been playing around with Cordova/PhoneGap and Emy this weekend, and
realize it just can't work out of the box.
Cordova has a specific "deviceready" event triggered onload, where both iUI
& Emy are waiting for the unload event to initialize.
So i'm thiking of this small modification to the code:

iOS siteminder authentication

2013-05-07T21:17:07Z

Hello,

Any ideas on how to connect to siteminder? I have a webservice that needs
siteminder authentication..suggestion..

Thanks

--
Best Regards
Bill

Re: iui and slider/range control

2013-05-02T14:36:15Z

ok. I had a conflict with my JQuery versions -> now the slider is displayed on my testpage.
now I have to add the slider(s) dynamically... I hope that's not that a problem

Re: iui and slider/range control

2013-05-02T07:13:37Z

actually I tried using jquery lib... but I couldn't get the slider control to work
and when I searched through the net I only found some screenshots but the "examples" I found (not that much) didn't work either - no slider displayed
so is there any working example using iUI and jQuery slider?
thanks

Re: iui and slider/range control

2013-04-30T16:41:22Z

Actually, there is no such thing that already exists in iUI (or Emy)
On desktop, most modern browsers already support the range input type. UI may differ.

ex: [link]

Works fine on Safari, Chrome on both mobile & desktop.
Works ok on WindowsPhone 8.

Browser support:
[link]

iui and slider/range control

2013-04-30T12:59:10Z

Hello!
I'm looking for a slider control like the one in the following link - which i can use with iui (and is working on desktop, android and iphone)
[link]
which control are you using with iui? i didn't find any working example until now?!

Re: Emy list editing

2013-04-27T13:14:16Z

Btw, added to the milestone list:
[link]

Anybody to work on that?

Remi

Le lundi 22 avril 2013 14:05:25 UTC+2, Remi Grumeau a écrit :

Re: Emy list editing

2013-04-22T12:05:25Z

The shared concept is to keep the main core files small & clean.
At this stage, both library are mainly ready-to-use CSS UI elements + a bit of Javascript to deal with sliding transitions, browser back & forward buttons & ajax submission.
That's pretty much it.
That's why any other functionalities like Themes, Google Analytics or Extended Styles plugins (and so would this edit/validation) are separate files. And why you won't find anything like this in iUI neither Emy at the moment.

Re: Emy list editing

2013-04-21T22:30:15Z

This. The "standard" TableView editing look and feel. You have the "+"
button in the upper right, to add things, and a "Edit" button. When Edit is
click, text animates and slides over and the icons slide fade in, tap an
icon, a delete button slides in, and then the row deletes and is animated
away. Finally, the Done button is tapped and the icons fade away and the

Re: Emy list editing

2013-04-21T19:24:03Z

Hi Will,

What do you mean exactly by list editing?
This mailing-list ?
A specific demo app?

Or a real UI component like this:
[link]

This last screenshot could be a nice plugin/extension module, definitely something i'd be happy to work on with someone.

Emy list editing

2013-04-20T17:27:11Z

I know, it's early, and I'm quite new to this.
The demos look great, what little I've seen.
My simple question is whether we'll be getting the Edit capability on Lists/TableViews any time soon. Or is there something somewhere that already lets us do that readily.

Re: Introducing Emy

2013-04-18T23:50:51Z

The is such a good idea and being rewritten from scratch, the code looks much, much nicer than iUI.

Naofumi

Re: Introducing Emy

2013-04-18T07:58:54Z

Sounds like a good idea... count me in (and let's see, how far we get ;-))

andy

Am 18.04.2013 um 09:28 schrieb Hello Gurus <remi.grum...@gmail.com>:

Re: Introducing Emy

2013-04-18T07:36:18Z

Sounds cool!

Introducing Emy

2013-04-18T07:28:29Z

Hi list,

I've been quite busy on this lately, and it seems like (about) time to release something.

As some of you know, i'm part of iUI since late 2009, doing different things like themes, plugins, bugfixes, documentation and even the design & development of its website, … and i use to enjoy this a lot. But every time, for each single step, i did face some resistance to bring some new ideas & improvements to iUI's main core files. Don't get me wrong, I have no anger about that neither personal recognition issue of any kind, this is a very common problem with open source projects: waiting for too much feedback before doing anything, and if no feedback at all then nothing gets done.