Safari on the iPhone opens the on-screen keyboard when tapping on a although has been disabled (in
). Then the keyboard disappears and the web client executes the method. Showing the as a circumvents the issue but for reasons of simplicity I’d rather use and not . Is there a solution to prevent this?Best,
Thomas Hertzler
Nope! This is the screwed up way that Safari Mobile handles ALL <input tags.
It’s labels - EVERYTHING else will give you the “keyboard” - even if it’s marked as not editable. This is a Safari Mobile issue…
Well, after today’s VUG I am just going to sit on my fat behind and wait for 4.1
iPhone application:
• dispatch of fuel trucks at general aviation airports. no more yelling over he radio or phone.
• recoding of fuel transactions. no more unreadable fuel tickets.