Series On jQuery Mobile Theme Skinning
The Fireworks team has started a 5-part blog series on jQuery Mobile Theme Skinning using Fireworks CS5 and the CSS3 Mobile Pack extension .
The Fireworks team has started a 5-part blog series on jQuery Mobile Theme Skinning using Fireworks CS5 and the CSS3 Mobile Pack extension .
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The following is based on a jQuery Mobile app I am working on. But, the code and details apply to jQuery , too. The app I am working on makes frequent Ajax calls to back-end services, and so I want a busy indicator that shows the user that activity is occurring. This is actually really easy to do,...
jQuery lets you manipulate control contents at runtime, for example, you can add and items to an ordered or unordered list using code like this: $('#myList').append(' Some text '); If you do this in jQuery Mobile , you must then force the control to refresh so that formatting and styles are...
Bertrand Delacretaz has announced that the proposal to have Flex join the Apache Incubator is now open for voting.
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Earlier this week we hosted a summit to discuss our plans for Flex and the partnership with Apache Software Foundation. In attendance was Roundrach's Adam Flater who has shared his thoughts on the subject. This one is worth the read, both the post and the comments.
Two this week: Nature Publishing Group (New York, NY) is looking for a senior ColdFusion developer. Requirements include minimum of 5 years programming experience for customer facing websites, and experience with ColdFusion 8 or 9, e-commerce integration, and mobile development. Details posted...
Intergral has announced a free iOS client for their FusionReactor Enterprise Pro - Active Server Monitor. FusionReactor Mobile provides a feature rich monitoring dashboard which gives you instant notifications of your current server status. It is the ideal way to keep track and monitor your Adobe...
I needed to trap the events triggered when a dialog is opened and closed in a jQuery Mobile app. After trying all sorts of combinations of open, close, and dialog events, I found that these will do the trick: // Dialog opened $('#myDialog').on("pageshow", function() { alert("Opened"); }); // Dialog...