width is fixed and doesn't adapt to iPad environment

[RosiniB]

I tested the width and height settings and realized when viewing on the iPad the settings don't respond to the device, they remain fixed at the size i indicated in the JSON.

Can we have "_defaultWidth" and "_defaultHeight" not fixed dimensions to allow it to respond to the iPad? Maybe we can have a max width defined and make it scalable from that point.

[RosiniB]

I was under the impression from a discussion had in one of our calls that iPad is not considered a small device, therefore the components would appear similar as the desktop. We can discuss further on Wednesday to clarify but our preference is that components used on iPad in Landscape mode are the same as desktop (large to medium breakpoints)

[RosiniB]

I should also mention, to help clarify the comment above, the expectation is -dragAndDrop should appear on the iPad when orientation is Landscape and -objectMatching would replace it when orientation is Portrait.

[amruta-thakur]

@RosiniB : The component is switched based on the size and not on the orientation. The Drag and Drop component changes to Object matching only when the screen or window size goes below "large" size.

if (Adapt.device.screenSize == 'large') { this.render(); // for dragndrop } else { this.reRender();//switches to objectMatching }

As iPads have large resolutions, the framework returns screenSize="large" that is why it always appears as a Drag and Drop. Hope this clarifies the doubt.

[RosiniB]

@amruta-thakur : ok, thanks for clarifying, i will verify the behaviour.

[RosiniB]

I verified the component behaviour on the iPad and in landscape orientation, Object Matching is shown and we would rather it remain as Drag and Drop. Please see image capture from iPad.

[aniketdharia]

@RosiniB : which iPad and its iOS version are you testing on? please let us know.

Thanks! Regards, Aniket

[amruta-thakur]

We have tested it on iPad Mini and iPad3 and it seems working fine on it. Below are the screenshots for the same:

[RosiniB]

@aniketdharia : we've been testing on iPad Air, iOS v.8.3 and iPad 2, iOS v.7.0.4. Is there anything else we can try on our side, to find out why we are seeing the difference?

[RosiniB]

@aniketdharia : Can a link of your build be provided so we can directly verify here on our end and see what happens? thanks!

[aniketdharia]

Sure. I will send it via email in sometime.

[aniketdharia]

http://www.exultcorp.com/projects/bombardier/sample/index.html

[RosiniB]

Thanks for sharing the link Aniket. So in Landscape the components show up well, as intended but then if i turn to portrait, they don't adapt to the new breakpoint, see image below: