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Anton Swanevelder
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Anton Swanevelder
asked on 22 Nov 2012, 08:43 AM
Hi,
I understand that this framework targets Android, iOS and Blackberry but I was hoping that my application will somewhat still work on a Windows Phone. Running it this morning on a Windows Phone 7.5 was shocking.
Is this the norm, should I expect the application not to work at all on a Windows Phone browser or is there something I am doing wrong?
Is there a way for me to target a different layout for Windows Phone or is this framework just not able to work on this platform?
I guess if this is the case I would rather abandon the framework and just code a general interface that will work on all devices.
Thanks,
Anton
I understand that this framework targets Android, iOS and Blackberry but I was hoping that my application will somewhat still work on a Windows Phone. Running it this morning on a Windows Phone 7.5 was shocking.
Is this the norm, should I expect the application not to work at all on a Windows Phone browser or is there something I am doing wrong?
Is there a way for me to target a different layout for Windows Phone or is this framework just not able to work on this platform?
I guess if this is the case I would rather abandon the framework and just code a general interface that will work on all devices.
Thanks,
Anton
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Hi Anton,
Petyo
the Telerik team
You may take a look at this blog post for a thorough explanation on Kendo UI Mobile Windows Phone support.
Greetings,Petyo
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Anton Swanevelder
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answered on 22 Nov 2012, 10:25 AM
Thanks Petyo,
That does make sense and clears things up. I will need to read up though how you will target layout for another device. Do you perhaps know if there is a setting like platform=none or how will you otherwise target a non-supported device?
Thanks,
Anton
That does make sense and clears things up. I will need to read up though how you will target layout for another device. Do you perhaps know if there is a setting like platform=none or how will you otherwise target a non-supported device?
Thanks,
Anton
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Hi Anton,
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We haven't done anything in this direction; most of the Kendo UI Mobile widgets will not function due to lack of touch DOM events and CSS enabled animations.
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answered on 23 Nov 2012, 08:58 AM
Hi Petyo,
Last question. If I use the ListView with the endless-scroll ability and a non iPhone, Blackberry, Android device access it is there any way you can think of I will be able to still make this work? At the moment only the first 20 records are shown.
Thanks
Last question. If I use the ListView with the endless-scroll ability and a non iPhone, Blackberry, Android device access it is there any way you can think of I will be able to still make this work? At the moment only the first 20 records are shown.
Thanks
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Hi Anton,
Petyo
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As stated numerous times, Kendo UI Mobile is fully functional (and supported) on webkit-based browsers.
If you are willing to patch the codebase and make certain functionality work on unsupported platforms, you may consider purchasing a license - the commercial bundle includes the non-minified JavaScript source files.
Keep in mind that we do not provide support for modified versions of Kendo UI.
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