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Tablet & other touch device (phone) support? #11

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garrett opened this issue Jul 27, 2011 · 8 comments
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Tablet & other touch device (phone) support? #11

garrett opened this issue Jul 27, 2011 · 8 comments
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@garrett
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garrett commented Jul 27, 2011

It might be nice. Not currently on the radar, just noted for future work.

It would probably be fantastic for meetings. (Or we can ensure that the software just works very well with projectors.)

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cthiel commented Jul 27, 2011

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garrett commented Jul 31, 2011

I did look into this and started making it work on my iPad. However, it was view-only and a little buggy. It mostly works as-is now, though... but I'd like to make it better.

It is nifty to see the stories update after changing it on the laptop, though. (:

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cthiel commented Aug 1, 2011

Does dragging work for you? It didn't for me on my iPhone :)

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garrett commented Aug 1, 2011

No, that's what I meant by "view-only" for the iPad. I need to fix it somehow.

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bear454 commented Aug 2, 2011

Drag doesn't seem to work on my Android devices either. It looks like the ul is getting focus of the press. No auto-refresh either :/

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garrett commented Aug 2, 2011

Auto-refresh works on my iPad. The touch events do not, however. If I fix it for one, I'll probably fix it for all. I haven't checked it out on my Android phone yet.

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garrett commented Aug 3, 2011

This should include @cthiel's suggestion of adding icons for iOS, so it displays nicely on the home screen.

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garrett commented Sep 2, 2011

We could switch everything to "touch" support and use this library, and things would be consistent:
https://github.com/davidcalhoun/touche

(Alternatively, we could simply bind functions to multiple events.)

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