nico3d wrote: > Sorry, but I definitly prefer to work with IUI than JQTouch. Coding > process, obviously are same but IUI seems to me better organized than > JQTouch, easier too. >
I've looked at jQTouch and it looks well-organized to me. You definitely have to be comfortable working with jQuery, though. I've looked at many alternatives to iUI and they all offer at least one advantage or feature that iUI doesn't have. Every project has unique requirements and every developer has a unique set of skills and preferences. There is room in the world (and on this list) for more than one framework. (However, I don't want this list to become the official support forum for anything besides iUI) > IUI could be the perfect coding process to me... Only if I could add > to CSS a flip transition capability, as I said in my first message. > > Do you know how can I do that, dear sir ? To sum up again : I want to > add flip capability just at one moment, keeping the slide capability > everywhere else. > It shouldn't be hard to add. The following is an outline of a brute-force approach: You'll need to add either a class or a new target type to the link that should trigger the "flip" transition. You could use class="doflip" or target="_flip", for example. Then add an else/if condition to the long sequence of else/if conditions in the click handler. You'll probably have to add a method similar to showPageID that you can call in this case. Rename slidePages() to animatePages() and add a parameter specifying the type of transition (or change 'backwards' from a boolean to a string) Duplicate slide2() and modify it to setup a "flip" transition (look at Apple's example). From animatePages() call the new method when the transition type is "flip". Configurable transitions/animations is a nice feature and I'm thinking it could be the defining feature of a 0.5 release. I'd probably use the brute-force approach above but then refactor the existing code to try to make things a little more consistent and elegant. You definitely need to think about how the transition type relates to the history and the back button. (See Issue #183) Definitely use the latest code in Mercurial as a starting point for this work (I just added some changes to backButton handling that I'm using on a project that might end up getting a flip transition just like you're looking at...) Good luck and keep in touch! -- Sean --~--~---------~--~----~------------~-------~--~----~ You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "iPhoneWebDev" group. To post to this group, send email to [email protected] To unsubscribe from this group, send email to [email protected] For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/iphonewebdev?hl=en -~----------~----~----~----~------~----~------~--~---
