rolling time picker

[pentium10]

Hello,

I need a time picker for my iPhone app, do you know something very
good?
How can be invoked the inbuilt rolling time picker in a web app?
http://adhocd.files.wordpress.com/2008/10/calendar_ampm.jpg

Regards,
Pentium10

[Sean Kline]

Pentium10,

Check out this discussion:

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/388814/date-picker-for-iphone-web-application

Is there any reason that you cannot use the SDK?

S

[Chris Collett]

Check this out: http://iphoneized.com/2009/03/jscss-spinning-wheel-selector-widget/

Not sure if it'll suit your needs but it's straight css and js.

Cheers,

C

On Fri, Jun 12, 2009 at 5:28 AM, pentium10 <pent...@gmail.com> wrote:

[awaybbl]

Unfortunately this no longer works in 3.0... something broke.

There's quite a few things that have been broken in 3.0 (or maybe now
they work the way they were supposed to)

[brente]

Wow, that's a bummer. I liked that widget. I really wish that Apple
would:

1. Bring back the number/date pickers for Mobile Safari input
fields. And make them skinnable with CSS.
2. Enable single-finger scrolling within a container like a DIV. The
"work-around/hack" widget for this also broke in OS 3.0.

[Marton Kodok]

I don't know if I can use SDK in a html website. Is this possible? How?

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2009/6/14 Marton Kodok <pent...@gmail.com>

[Marton Kodok]

so whats the alternative now?

2009/6/14 awaybbl <rico.v...@gmail.com>

[Sean Kline]

So, you are creating an iPhone optimized web site?  If this is the case, then you may want to the route of a native Web technology.   If, on the other hand, you have the option of creating an iPhone app you could link from the app to a set of iPhone optimized Web pages to give you a hybrid.

[Marton Kodok]

I am creating an iPhone optimized web site.
How can I use a native Web technology for time pickers?

2009/6/15 Sean Kline <sklin...@gmail.com>

[Sean Kline]

This one does not seem to work, but it is close.  You could contact the site owner:

http://www.webappers.com/2008/10/08/an-experimental-jquery-time-picker/

[Marton Kodok]

I used that, it turned out it was not finger friendly and was buggy.
My client wants the rolling effect on a web page.
So there is nothing I can do about it?

[awaybbl]

Marton, I'd suggest going to cubiq.org and follow the development of
the widget. The author thinks he might be able to fix it.

[awaybbl]

Marton,

The cubiq.org folks have come up ith a fix. It now works a little
better in 3.0 (still a little choppy, but it works).

[Marton Kodok]

Can you please guide me on their site to locate an example? I don't follow them.
The last post seams to be 2009/04/12

[awaybbl]

http://cubiq.org/spinning-wheel-on-webkit-for-iphone-ipod-touch/11

[Marton Kodok]

I've implemented in our site and doesn't scroll.
It scrolls on the developers site.
what might be wrong?

2009/6/19 awaybbl <rico.v...@gmail.com>

[Marton Kodok]

also the shading is not showin where it should
http://img7.imageshack.us/img7/5522/clipboard02cnt.jpg

do you know what might be wrong?

2009/7/1 Marton Kodok <pent...@gmail.com>