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Hello,
Ported a jQuery Mobile App from another platform and all of a sudden flip switches aren't being read. No change detected. Already tried with .change(), .bind(), .on() and no luck. Flip switches still work ok in other platform and as a web App but not in Icenium.
Your help will be appreciated.
Ported a jQuery Mobile App from another platform and all of a sudden flip switches aren't being read. No change detected. Already tried with .change(), .bind(), .on() and no luck. Flip switches still work ok in other platform and as a web App but not in Icenium.
Your help will be appreciated.
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Hello Alfredo,
We were able to successfully trigger the switch and it is correctly indicated with the following code:
You can see our observations in the following short video.
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Steve
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We were able to successfully trigger the switch and it is correctly indicated with the following code:
<script> $('#flip_2').on('change', function() { alert($('#flip_2').val()); });</script>You can see our observations in the following short video.
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answered on 29 Jul 2013, 01:31 PM
Thank you Steve for the reply. This is very strange!. Commented the code on the control.js file, and placed your code in the <head> area and no, no luck. Somehow events are being blocked! This time tried on Mist with same results.
Let me do a test-on-device and come back to you. Ok?
Let me do a test-on-device and come back to you. Ok?
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answered on 06 Aug 2013, 06:13 AM
Steve,
I'm sorry for insisting on this trivial issue, but something strange is happening here. My javascript isn't able to modify DOM elements at all. Either with plain-vanilla JavaScript or jQuery no matter what I try just can't, for example, set an input field value or read a flip-switch state change.
True is in your video thigs are Ok but somehow on my machine and inside Graphite things are different. This is very weird. Can you check on my code as it's now please?
You may want to check this short video I made: Video
Thank you!
P.D. Also tried with checkboxes but nothing seems to work!
I'm sorry for insisting on this trivial issue, but something strange is happening here. My javascript isn't able to modify DOM elements at all. Either with plain-vanilla JavaScript or jQuery no matter what I try just can't, for example, set an input field value or read a flip-switch state change.
True is in your video thigs are Ok but somehow on my machine and inside Graphite things are different. This is very weird. Can you check on my code as it's now please?
You may want to check this short video I made: Video
Thank you!
P.D. Also tried with checkboxes but nothing seems to work!
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Hello Alfredo,
We do not see how this could be caused by Icenium IDE as what you're doing is a generic javascript intervention. As shown in previous video, the flip-switch operation works on our end with your project. So naturally we have the following questions/suggestions:
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Steve
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We do not see how this could be caused by Icenium IDE as what you're doing is a generic javascript intervention. As shown in previous video, the flip-switch operation works on our end with your project. So naturally we have the following questions/suggestions:
- If the problem was Graphite related, then Mist would work, you already stated that is not the case. If that has changed you can go to %localappdata%\Telerik\BlackDragon\<your_email_here> and delete your project from the folder (that is if you do not have anything to commit to the project). Then Pull from the repository and see if everything is fine.
- try the same javascript code in a vanilla project - does it work? Consider moving your app files to the new project and identifying the culprit as effect of this. You can also export your project and import it as zip archive (easier, but the problem could still be there and you're not ahead in identifying the issue).
- isolate the problem in a sample jsbin.com i.e. does this work at all in regular browser.
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answered on 08 Aug 2013, 01:44 PM
Steve,
Thanks for the reply!. As said before this is very strange since even disabling an <input> field wasn't working (with jQuery). The App is coming from another mobile development platform with everything working Ok. However we are a little short in time and found a workaround by replacing the flip-switches with checkboxes.
We are definitely going to dive in to this as we would like to use the switch instead in future releases and because we're porting the rest of our Apps to the Icenium platform.
Thank you!
Thanks for the reply!. As said before this is very strange since even disabling an <input> field wasn't working (with jQuery). The App is coming from another mobile development platform with everything working Ok. However we are a little short in time and found a workaround by replacing the flip-switches with checkboxes.
We are definitely going to dive in to this as we would like to use the switch instead in future releases and because we're porting the rest of our Apps to the Icenium platform.
Thank you!