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Back buttons added to E-Sermons pages #18

Open gvanhoy opened 11 years ago

gvanhoy commented 11 years ago

I'm not sure how easy this will be. There are two solutions:

1) Make the E-sermons part of the app.

This could make the app size too large and might be rather cumbersome converting these pages to jquery-mobile compatible pages.

2) Put back buttons on all of the E-Sermons pages.

I'm not sure if they'll behave correctly when going from app to the web browser and back. But, I think it is still possible to do and easy to verify its functionality.

gvanhoy commented 11 years ago

I tried to get this working with php, but it doesn't quite work that well.

1) When using php HTML_Referrer to find the referring url, it does not actually work on mobile devices. 2) When viewing these e-sermon pages on mobile devices, the big gray div that welcomes you takes up the whole screen, so the back button cannot go into the top left comfortably

I'm not sure how to fix it, but I would try using jquery mobile just to put a similar-styled back button on all the pages. That would at least solve (1). Solving (2) would require some modification of the current CSS.

McShaun commented 11 years ago

I could easily modify the CSS. I will kook into the problem further. On Oct 21, 2012 10:42 AM, "Garrett Vanhoy" notifications@github.com wrote:

I tried to get this working with php, but it doesn't quite work that well.

1) When using php HTML_Referrer to find the referring url, it does not actually work on mobile devices. 2) When viewing these e-sermon pages on mobile devices, the big gray div that welcomes you takes up the whole screen, so the back button cannot go into the top left comfortably

I'm not sure how to fix it, but I would try using jquery mobile just to put a similar-styled back button on all the pages. That would at least solve (1). Solving (2) would require some modification of the current CSS.

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