Hello,
I'm part of a team rewriting the UI of a heavy desktop ASP.Net application using kendo components.
One of the objectives is to have a multibrowser and multiplatform (desktop + mobile) application.
Currently I'm using kendo 2013.2.716 version.
I tried the application on Ipad with Safari as browser.
I included as scripts kendo.all.min.js and as stylesheet kendo.mobile.all.min.css.
I got stuck on the first page as the original application uses menus that I converted to kendo menus. This worked satisfactorily on desktop but failed miserably on Ipad since the menu was rendered as pure
html.The menu has the familiar shape with a couple of levels.
See enclose image below.
How can I convert menus in the mobile environment ?
I saw the list of mobile widgets and no menu exists.
What could be a workaround to reproduce the menu functionality without writing a new
application from scratch ?
I'll be grateful for any hint,
Thanks for your attention
best regards
Marco Furlan
I'm part of a team rewriting the UI of a heavy desktop ASP.Net application using kendo components.
One of the objectives is to have a multibrowser and multiplatform (desktop + mobile) application.
Currently I'm using kendo 2013.2.716 version.
I tried the application on Ipad with Safari as browser.
I included as scripts kendo.all.min.js and as stylesheet kendo.mobile.all.min.css.
I got stuck on the first page as the original application uses menus that I converted to kendo menus. This worked satisfactorily on desktop but failed miserably on Ipad since the menu was rendered as pure
html.The menu has the familiar shape with a couple of levels.
See enclose image below.
How can I convert menus in the mobile environment ?
I saw the list of mobile widgets and no menu exists.
What could be a workaround to reproduce the menu functionality without writing a new
application from scratch ?
I'll be grateful for any hint,
Thanks for your attention
best regards
Marco Furlan
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Hi Marco,
The Kendo UI Menu works in mobile environment as well as on a desktop device. I have tested our demos on an iPad, and was not able to observer any discrepancies. Could you reproduce the issues that you are having using our online demos?
From the screenshot posted, it looks like there is some custom CSS styling applied, so is it possible to extract a runnable sample, demonstrating the issues that you are having with the Kendo UI Menu, that we can run locally and investigate further?
Regards,
Kiril Nikolov
Telerik
The Kendo UI Menu works in mobile environment as well as on a desktop device. I have tested our demos on an iPad, and was not able to observer any discrepancies. Could you reproduce the issues that you are having using our online demos?
From the screenshot posted, it looks like there is some custom CSS styling applied, so is it possible to extract a runnable sample, demonstrating the issues that you are having with the Kendo UI Menu, that we can run locally and investigate further?
Regards,
Kiril Nikolov
Telerik
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answered on 22 Oct 2013, 07:22 AM
Hello Kiril,
thanks for your response. I discovered a wrong initialization.
Anyhow it looks like we need a major replanning and refactoring of our interface.
I wiil get in touch if we will encounter a specific problem.
Sorry to have triggered you for nothing,
best regards
Marco
thanks for your response. I discovered a wrong initialization.
Anyhow it looks like we need a major replanning and refactoring of our interface.
I wiil get in touch if we will encounter a specific problem.
Sorry to have triggered you for nothing,
best regards
Marco