mobile

问题 I'm using CSS media queries to adjust a site's layout based on the resolution/device. I've got the layout looking nice, but I can't make the horizontal scrollbar disappear. I've also tried eliminating the ability to zoom out to no avail... any advice would be appreciated. The site is dev.javelinexperiential.com. 回答1: Know issue with all current versions of Android and iOS See: http://code.google.com/p/android/issues/detail?id=2118 http://code.google.com/p/android/issues/detail?id=2911 来源：

问题 I need to use javascript to detect whether a page is responsive. On a galaxy note 3, here are the values for a non-responsive and a responsive pages: non-responsive: window.innerWidth:980 clientWidth:980 screen.width:640 responsive: window.innerWidth:640 clientWidth:640 screen.width:640 So is it correct to say that if clientWidth == screen.width then it is responsive, else it is non-responsive? 回答1: As you know, there's an important feature used in responsive design call media query, with

问题 I need to use javascript to detect whether a page is responsive. On a galaxy note 3, here are the values for a non-responsive and a responsive pages: non-responsive: window.innerWidth:980 clientWidth:980 screen.width:640 responsive: window.innerWidth:640 clientWidth:640 screen.width:640 So is it correct to say that if clientWidth == screen.width then it is responsive, else it is non-responsive? 回答1: As you know, there's an important feature used in responsive design call media query, with

问题 I need to apply the following jquery for mobile browsers only: <script> $('.right').insertBefore('left'); </script> This is to reorder the position of bootstrap columns. How do I do this? Does it need to be wrapped in something? 回答1: It always very hard to detect whether its a mobile device's browser or a laptop with a touch screen. So instead of detecting that if you are concern about the screen size then i will recommend you to detect the screen size and if its below certain level(lets say

问题 I'm writing an iPhone app to be the mobile version of my website. I intend to expose some REST API so the app can update the user's data. I do not wish the user to login every time, but I want to save his token/cookie and reuse it for all future requests. I can setup a random token and pass it along with the user ID, but it's not very secure since it's easy to access it on a jailbroken device. I cannot restrict it using an IP, since the IP will probably change frequently (since it's a mobile

问题 I'm writing an iPhone app to be the mobile version of my website. I intend to expose some REST API so the app can update the user's data. I do not wish the user to login every time, but I want to save his token/cookie and reuse it for all future requests. I can setup a random token and pass it along with the user ID, but it's not very secure since it's easy to access it on a jailbroken device. I cannot restrict it using an IP, since the IP will probably change frequently (since it's a mobile

问题 I'm trying to build a Tabbed View that has lists as children. Both the Category labels and the lists content will be fetched from a database. I am passing the labels from the caller page and successfully passing them as a List. Now I'm trying to load my lists, and I have built a Widget (myList) that returns successfully a Future ListView. The problems are two: Every time i swipe left or right, the list rebuilds itself, while I would like to have it built only once How can I use the code I

问题 I'm trying to build a Tabbed View that has lists as children. Both the Category labels and the lists content will be fetched from a database. I am passing the labels from the caller page and successfully passing them as a List. Now I'm trying to load my lists, and I have built a Widget (myList) that returns successfully a Future ListView. The problems are two: Every time i swipe left or right, the list rebuilds itself, while I would like to have it built only once How can I use the code I

问题 Morning all, I'm looking for some kind of Javascript event I can use to detect when a mobile browser window regains focus, after either a user closes/minimizes their browser (to go back to a home screen/different app), or if the device resumes from sleep (either the user powering it off, or it going to sleep after a screen timeout). I'd like to be able to find a single event that works for everything, but I know that's unlikely! The pageshow event works for iOS devices, but it's rather

问题 I am developing a simple login page in adf mobile application. following is the piece of code in login (amx) page right now. <amx:panelGroupLayout id="panelGroupLayout2"> <amx:inputText value="#{viewcontrollerBundle.USER_NAME}" label="#{viewcontrollerBundle.USER_NAME}" id="UserName" showRequired="true" required="true"/> <amx:inputText id="inputText2" required="true" showRequired="true" secret="true" label="#{viewcontrollerBundle.PASSWORD}"/> </amx:panelGroupLayout> Once the user enters the