Closed MaximSpirin closed 9 years ago
From what I gather iScrollView is obsolete. Personally I replaced jQM's native panel with Snap.js (at least until jQM's native panel becomes scrollable in version 1.7):
Hope it helps.
I use it to scroll inside of popups. I've never tried a panel, and I don't think it would be easy, because the panel code itself assumes it is the height of the entire document. The panel code would need to be re-written.
I do something similar to a panel, but it does not open and close. It is just a scrollable sidebar that I use for some navigation (like the jQuery Mobile documentation "quick index"). I show the sidebar when the screen is landscape, and hide it when it is portrait. There I do use iscrollview to scroll within the navigation sidebar and the main content separately.
Hello, did anybody implement iscrollview inside of a jqm panel(preferably external ie not nested in a page)? As I see data-iscroll attribute doesnt force browser to create an instance of iscrollview and the document structure remains the same as I have defined i.e. it doesnt add all auxiliary items/classes like iscroll-wrapper..etc. As the panel is an external one I am creating that it manually as by calling:
And then call
$(panelElement).trigger("updateLayout");
after each DOM manipulation jqm version is 1.4.3 and iscrollview is the last stable version.Any advice will be highly appreciated.
Thanks, Max