Hi Paul,
It is not from ADF documentation as ADF Faces (unlike Trinidad) has page
fragment support for page sliding feature. The example is only a
prototype, I believe the intention is to prove that during a partial
refresh of a component, you can achieves the sliding feature using CSS
transition property. The onclick function (iPhone.slideFragment) will
probably override the default PPR response handler in Trinidad, and
instead of simply replacing the component using DOM, it can set some CSS
transition property to achieve sliding feature.
Thanks
Mamallan
On 12/29/2010 1:36 AM, Paul Mander wrote:
In the trinidad developers guide, there is a mobile skinning example that
shows how trinidad can be skinned on an iphone:
http://myfaces.apache.org/trinidad/devguide/mobileSkinning.html Link . I
think this comes straight from a part of the adf documentation but I'm
interested in the other artifacts that are referenced in the example in
particular:
onclick='iPhone.slideFragments("page2", "page1")'
Does anyone know where this comes from...
