Hi All
Parallel to transforming one of our application to NG1 (and NG2), I am testing it on an iPad. It looks good, the only thing I can’t get to work are the split panes.
Is there something needed to “activate” the split panes for iOS or are they for NG1 (and GN2) not yet supported?
Thanks for any hint.
Regards,
May be someone from Servoy could give a short answer about the support state of split panes in iOS?
Thanks a lot and regards,
Still trying to geht an answer about the support of Split Panes in iOS. From what Developer Version onwards? TiNG only?
They are there in our app but can‘t be resized.
Hi Robert,
Am I correct that you are saying that the split panes do show in your solution on iPad, but they are not correctly displayed?
To me this then sounds like a CSS issue.
Another ‘mobile issue’ was described here: viewtopic.php?f=69&t=23765
Maybe that fix can point you in the right direction
Hi Marc
The Split Pane does show up on iPad but I cannot move it (vertically or horizontally). We still use Developer Version 2022.06, behause of Java 1.8 (still need to use Smart Client). On this Developer Version TiNG is not really usable for us.
Regards,
Right, so to me split panes are supported (in as way that they are being displayed)
Probably a css change will fix it, but I will need to reproduce this in order to know what.
Similar to the dialog issue I referenced, I guess this could be fixed by default by Servoy.
However in the meantime, you can just fix it yourself.
I have a similar problem, our solution is based on the old servoy-framework, the splitters are visible, but if the user is trying to move the splitter the app is moved around, as like when you scroll around the viewport.
Without having a cursor it looks strange on video, but there’s that:
Hi Marc, thanks, I will try the fix you mentioned for NG1.
Hi Robert, this looks exactly as in our solutions, trying to move Split Pane handler moves the whole application viewport around. We are also using AngularJS.
I did a quick test, to stop the viewport from moving, this seems to work with Safari on iOS, it seems adding something like this to your Less/stylesheet seems to help with the scrolling, but not with the panel-resize:
body {
overflow: hidden;
}
Have raised a case for this: https://support.servoy.com/browse/SVYX-666
Not really sure what needs to happen, but unfortunately in this case it’s not css related
Hi Marc
Thanks a lot for your analysis and findings, and of course for making the case! Looking forward for the Implementation. And yes, we redesigned the school application to also work on iPads.
Best regards