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Swiping doesn't work on Linux/Windows devices #11

Closed nealg1 closed 7 years ago

nealg1 commented 10 years ago

How it works now: When you go to interact with the Display, the Widget will either not respond, or go to the top of the list in the Calendar. http://screencast.com/t/se1P3hlxeC

Originally recorded here: https://github.com/Rise-Vision/widget-google-calendar/issues/44

How it should work: Widget should respond to the swiping actions on the touch screen.

donnapep commented 10 years ago

@nealg1 Is this only with the Chrome App Player or should I be able to reproduce with native Windows player too? Thx.

donnapep commented 10 years ago

@nealg1 Can you also share that Presentation with me? Thx.

nealg1 commented 10 years ago

@donnapep This is with both the Chrome App Player and Native Players for Linux and Windows.

Is there a particular company you want the Presentation placed?

donnapep commented 10 years ago

@nealg1 OK, thanks. You can put it in company "Donna" on rdn-test. Thx.

nealg1 commented 10 years ago

@donnapep Done, called it Auto Scroll issue 11

donnapep commented 10 years ago

@alanclayton @nealg1 So this looks to be an issue with the old version of Chrome that we're using on these players. If I run the Calendar Widget in good old Chrome on Windows, I can't reproduce this.

We use the Draggable plugin from a company called Greensock which handles swipe for us. Tomorrow I will step through the Draggable code and look over the documentation to see if I can find a fix.

This begs the question though...what's the reasoning behind keeping these Players on such old versions of Chrome? Shouldn't we try to upgrade them?

Thx.

nealg1 commented 10 years ago

@alanclayton @donnapep When we looked at updating the version of Chrome/Chromium used in these players at the beginning of the year we encountered other issues and decided not to proceed with the upgrade.

alanclayton commented 10 years ago

@nealg1 We should focus on Chrome App Player only.

@donnapep Chrome App Player will be using whatever version of Chrome you have installed on your machine. What version are you using?

As for updating the version of Chrome for native player. there is a lot of risk there. We would first have to find a version of Chrome that works with every single gadget, then qa on test server, then deploy. there is no need to do that when Chrome App Player is the where we are going.

donnapep commented 10 years ago

@alanclayton @nealg1 I ran this in the Chrome App Player on Windows and I'm not seeing the problem. The version of Chrome I have installed is 38.0.2125.111 m. Thx.

nealg1 commented 10 years ago

@donnapep @alanclayton Will try it again.