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Joined: 5/15/2012
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Hi
I have just downloaded EO.Total 2015. I use the grid in asp.net. This fine on PC's however viewing the page on a samsung S4, the grid is almost unusable. If you zoom it, the columns get screwed up and the page eventually hangs.
Are there any guidelines on how to make the grid/combobox etc mobile device friendly.
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Hi,
We have received your email with the test code. Please try to avoid using Width="100%" and Height="100%". Our Grid does not work well in these conditions. We did test our own demo page on S5 (currently we do not have an S4 to test) and it seems to work fine. Our demo page does not use percentage size.
Thanks!
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Hi
I have found the following ( I removed the %)
1) on Chrome on the Samsung S4 the following does not work
a) the horizontal scroll does not work at all
b) you cannot select the bottom line to add a new record
c) the combobox in the grid cannot be selected
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the above sort of works on the samsung browser and on an apple iphone 5s but it is not something you can deliver to a user, most of the time it hangs especially if you zoom in/out a few times
Question:
1) When you say the grid does not work well with %, it this only applicable to the grid or does it apply to div's as well
Any help would be appreciated
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Hi, Can you test our sample site and see if it works? We tested these two samples: http://demo.essentialobjects.com/Demos/Grid/Features/Client%20Running%20Mode/Demo.aspxhttp://demo.essentialobjects.com/Demos/Grid/Features/Appending%20New%20Item/Demo.aspxTo scroll the Grid, you simply swipe inside the Grid. As to the percentage size of the Grid, we meant the Grid, not the container. However the more "dynamic" your page is, the more likely it's likely to break. These issues do not appear on desktop browsers because they are much more robust. However the mobile browsers are still less stable, so I would recommend you try to avoid too much "dynamic contents" on the container as well. Thanks!
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