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A couple of things: 1. I don't believe their site/demos are running the latest version of jQuery mobile (weird, I know). 2. Secondly, the resetting behavior ca
by prassarkar 15y ago
A couple of things:
1. I don't believe their site/demos are running the latest version of jQuery mobile (weird, I know).
2. Secondly, the resetting behavior can be easily handled now with the addition of beforechangepage by setting the current scroll position before transition and using $.mobile.silentScroll to update on page re-entry.
- onedognight 15y agoTrying out http://jquerymobile.com/test/ http://jquerymobile.com/test/ which is synced to the latest code base, it seems that they have added one final step 5) delay a long time then scroll back to where you were Not losing your place is significant, but the steps are still quite distinct and the delays quite painful. I suspect this is a testament to the difficulty of cross browser/device mobile development in general.