Can jQuery controls runs on iPad? Do you have any test report or suggestion?
Lostonzhang said: Can jQuery controls runs on iPad?
Using the current release (2011.2), you will be able to see our controls on the iPad ('s Safari), but the interaction is far from perfect.
However, in the upcoming release (2012.1) we will have touch support (for the iPad, iPod Touch and Android touch devices) and touch-centric options for our controls.
As a matter of fact, Taz wrote a blog post about this a couple of weeks ago - you can check it out at:
http://community.infragistics.com/blogs/taz_abdeali/archive/2012/03/13/netadvantage-for-jquery-2012-volume-1-sneak-peek.aspx
Lostonzhang said:Do you have any test report or suggestion?
What sort of test report do yo have in mind? Right now we're doing touch support testing for the igGrid and its myriad of features so I can tell that it's "so far, so good".
As a suggestion - I can actually give you two:
1. Wait for the 2012.1 release of our jQuery controls - it should hit the shelves at some point in April.
2. As soon as the 2012.1 release is out, there will be help documentation for the touch support of the controls. Also, you can expect blog posts that will provide further insight on how to get the best of our controls on the touch device browsers.
If you have any further questions, let me know.
Cheers,
Borislav
Hi Borislav,
I have been testing igGrid functionality using 2012.1 (MVC 3.2012.1.2059) and the grid looks fine and functions correctly on every desktop browser I have tried but not on iPad (iOS 5.1.1) or iPhone (iOS 5.1).
The problems that I have are with grid selection:
- When a row is selected, the appearance is not correct (although row does seem to have a subtle highlight)
- The iggridselectionrowselectionchanged event does not get fired.
I have iPad Debug console switched on and no errors are being raised to it. Are there any known issues?
Thanks,
Simon
This is the MVC being code but since the problem :-
@{
GridModel gridModel = new GridModel(); gridModel.Columns.Add(new GridColumn("My Column Header", "ColumnID", "number", "120px")); gridModel.ID = "grdVehicles"; gridModel.Width = "100%"; gridModel.Features.Add(new GridFiltering()); gridModel.Features.Add(new GridSorting()); gridModel.Features.Add(new GridPaging()); gridModel.Features.Add(new GridSelection()); gridModel.Features.Add(new GridTooltips()); gridModel.Features.Add(new GridHiding()); gridModel.Features.Add(new GridResizing()); gridModel.DataSource = Model.DataList;
}
@Html.Infragistics().Grid(gridModel)