jquery-mobile

问题 I have to add functionality of Pinch ZoomIn/Out effect on image using jqueryMobile Plugin, can any one help? Thanks alot, --Brock 回答1: It is possible on jQuery Mobile, but you will need to use a 3rd party implementation called hammer.js. It supports a large number of gestures like: hold tap doubletap drag, dragstart, dragend, dragup, dragdown, dragleft, dragright swipe, swipeup, swipedown, swipeleft, swiperight transform, transformstart, transformend rotate pinch, pinchin, pinchout touch

问题 I have a jquery-mobile application that is running inside a UIWebView in an iphone application. The webview shows the jquery-mobile page correctly, BUT only when the page is not loaded with a 3G connection. I know this sounds very weird and it is a very weird problem indeed, because if the page is loaded with a WIFI connection, it is display perfectly... here is a screenshot... If instead my client uses a 3G connection to load the jquery mobile page, it seems that for some reason the

问题 I have a jquery-mobile application that is running inside a UIWebView in an iphone application. The webview shows the jquery-mobile page correctly, BUT only when the page is not loaded with a 3G connection. I know this sounds very weird and it is a very weird problem indeed, because if the page is loaded with a WIFI connection, it is display perfectly... here is a screenshot... If instead my client uses a 3G connection to load the jquery mobile page, it seems that for some reason the

问题 I started to create a todo list with jQuery mobile in order to learn it better. I'm listening to the events coming from the buttons of a menu like this: me.selectedTarget = me.menuNode.find(".ui-btn").first(); me.menuNode.on("click", ".ui-btn", function (e) { var target = $(e.currentTarget) ,targetText = target.text(); console.debug("Click on'", targetText,"'" ); if(target === me.selectedTarget) return; if(targetText == "View To Do "){ core.pub("view:todo"); } else if(targetText == "View Done

问题 I started to create a todo list with jQuery mobile in order to learn it better. I'm listening to the events coming from the buttons of a menu like this: me.selectedTarget = me.menuNode.find(".ui-btn").first(); me.menuNode.on("click", ".ui-btn", function (e) { var target = $(e.currentTarget) ,targetText = target.text(); console.debug("Click on'", targetText,"'" ); if(target === me.selectedTarget) return; if(targetText == "View To Do "){ core.pub("view:todo"); } else if(targetText == "View Done

问题 I'm really struggling on an Android app in Phonegap and JQuery. All I want to do is bind a touchmove to an element and then check the X and Y coordinates as I move my finger (a drag, basically) $('#someElm').bind('touchmove',function(event){ //Code here..! }); The touchmove fires when I touch the screen, but then I don't really know what the objects of the event are - I've tried event.screenX, event.pageX, but the don't work. Any ideas? 回答1: Here the reference for mobile safari (android is

问题 Hi kind people of the internet, I'm attempting to use the jQuery Mobile sliders (range) and while they work fairly well and are responsive on a desktop browser, they just don't seem to be very responsive or easy to use on an actual phone (such as an Android) when interacting with the internet web page. The slider interaction using the touch screen on the Android is just very balky and difficult to use...I'm about to simply give up on using the slider (and use some other input widget, such as

问题 I am trying to use the navigator.camera object to capture an image and push it into an img tag. I am doing what the demo says in the phonegap docs like this: if(navigator.camera) { navigator.camera.getPicture(function(imageData){ var $image = document.getElementById('imageForTask'); image.src = "data:image/jpeg;base64," + imageData; console.log(imageData); }, null, {sourceType:1, quality: 50}); } else { alert("Camera not supported on this device."); } When I do this though, I get a broken

问题 I host a small web shop for a client who wants it to be easily accessible from mobile devices. How do I detect if the user is browsing my site from a mobile device? When I have done that, should I: Check if the user has mobile device and then forward them to another site? I think the advantages would be: I can optimize layout from both sites for screensize I can use different techniques in the two sites (eg. jquery mobile for mobile) Use CSS for the different screen sizes => like on tutsplus

问题 Please have a look at the code below. function deferredClick(f) { return (function (e) { var $this = $(e.currentTarget); console.log('Actual target: ', e.currentTarget); window.setTimeout(function () { console.log('Target I get here: ', e.currentTarget); f.call($this.get(0), e); }, 1000); }); } function clickResponder(e) { var $this = $(e.currentTarget); $("#out").html('Clicked - ' + $this.val()); } $('input[type="button"]').on('vclick', deferredClick(clickResponder)); The idea is to trigger