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So we're not planning on doing a webOS theme (or a iOS theme or a Blackberry theme) as we wish to create something of a unified experience across the platforms
by jeresig 16y ago
So we're not planning on doing a webOS theme (or a iOS theme or a Blackberry theme) as we wish to create something of a unified experience across the platforms - although if you wish to contribute one, we'll absolutely accept it.
Unfortunately it's impossible to hide the back button from a web page on webOS. There are a number of limitations of the platform that are impossible to work around.
- hntomcat 16y ago>Unfortunately it's impossible to hide the back button from a >web page on webOS. There are a number of limitations of the >platform that are impossible to work around. i was talking about the back button at the top-left location .. that is an iPhone only feature (webos uses the back-gesture while android has the hardware-back-button). i'm looking forward to test jquery mobile together with phonegap on webOS.
- jeresig 16y agoAh, gotchya - yeah, that's totally a reasonable thing to assume. We'll work on that! And thanks for the testing.
- todd-parker 16y agoI added an issue for globally controlling the auto back button behavior: http://github.com/jquery/jquery-mobile/issues/issue/210 http://github.com/jquery/jquery-mobile/issues/issue/210