Hi Ian,

Thanks for the suggestion. That would probably work. However, another lister 
has pointed out (and I have confirmed) that we have bigger problems on touch 
devices... drop-down character menus don't work either. The menu will drop down 
but you can't select a menu item by tapping it. The only workaround I have 
found for this is to press on the menu item until the "Copy" contextual menu 
appears and copy the menu item. Then you can paste it into the field. I expect 
my users would not find this to be acceptable.

Looks like the iPad really isn't compatible with Mid-tier.

Hope this is helpful.
Larry

On Jan 27, 2011, at 2:22 AM, Ian Trimnell wrote:

> **
> On 26/01/2011 19:04, L G Robinson wrote:
>> Hi Folks,
>> 
>> Has anyone figured out how to setup a List View table field so that it can 
>> be used with a touch enable device such as an iPad? I have such a table on 
>> one of my forms. When the form is loaded into Mobile Safari on the iPad, I 
>> am unable to select a specific row of the table by tapping it or any other 
>> gesture that I can think of.
>> 
>> I have added "Prev" and "Next" buttons onto the table field so I have a 
>> workaround. Just wondering if there is a better way. Maybe some clever CSS 
>> that is tailored for the iPad or similar devices?
>> 
>> ARS: 7.6.3
>> Solaris 10
>> Oracle: 11.2.0.1.0 - 64bit
>> 
>> Thanks.
>> Larry
>> 
> Hi Larry,
> 
> As you are on ARS 7.6.3 you can probably do what I have done upon noticing 
> the way that iOS devices can't handle these tables.  I have added a column, 
> with a button labelled 'Open', to the table.  Work-flow causes the drill-down 
> to occur when the button is clicked (or tapped on an iOS device).
> 
> Hope this helps,
> 
> Ian
> Ian Trimnell, Systems Programmer, Client Systems
> Distributed Systems, Information Technology
> Open University, MILTON KEYNES, UK
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