MY jquery mobile app m.dosomething.org works fine on Iphone but on Android and Motorola keeps popping up keyboard on the form. It works fine with Android on my HTC. I tried with different Jquery mobile versions but does not seem to work for now. Also with out the android SDK , its kind of tough to test. Is this a common issue for Androids on Motorola ? Is there a way to resolve this?
I upgraded my Jquery mobile version to beta and Jquery version to 1.6. That seemed to have taken care of that issue for now.
Thanks for the help
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Our Phonegap app using inappbrowser works really well on every device tested except one using Android version 4.3 where the CSS seems unresponsive and the onscreen keyboard doesn't pop up when you tap in text fields. I can't seem to find any documentation on minimum versions of Android for supporting the various Phonegap plugins.
From my experience, I've used phonegap a far as Android 2.1 . The problem you could have on such older versions is the phonegap version.
You should provide further information such as phonegap version.
But I can assure you that Android 4.3 has a very broad support for all Phonegap/Cordova 5+ plugins.
If I were you I wolud try updating phonegap version according to your desire of minimum Android version you want your app to be executed on.
For example, until Android 2.3 on inappbrowser apps it wasn't able to use overflow scroll, so you had to use an external plugin to get that effect, which was really annoying.
Hope this helps.
Without any code it's hard to diagnose, but it might be a browser issue: Android 4.3 does not necessarily ship with Chrome, so it might be still running the old "Android Browser", which does not support all (CSS-)features Chrome supports. Caniuse helps to find out if a browser supports a certain feature.
If it's indeed a browser issue and you have to support older browsers like the Android Browser, you might want to check out Crosswalk. It provides a recent version of Chrome as a WebView and as InAppBrowser with consistent behaviour on all Android 4.x devices. Downside: Your app's size will increase...
If it's not the browser you might need to show us some of your code.
I'm currently working on a Wordpress site and am having an issue specifically with Galaxy S4 and other versions. It seems to work fine on all other mobile devices, on multiple mobile browsers (Chrome, Safari, etc.) After doing some research I've seen a couple of people having the same issue but no real answer to the problem.
The issue even recreates with emulators built into the desktop browsers, so I have tested it on multiple version of Galaxy using Chromes emulator and the same issue occurs as on the hardware device.
Here is the link to the site I am working on: http://beta.iqcando.com/
I'm truly at a loss as to what could be causing this, as it appears to be fully mobile on other devices. Any suggestions or solutions are welcome, thanks in advance!
There is an
overflow-y: hidden!important;
on your html in style.css on line 109.
When you remove that the scroll works fine ;)
If you want to debug your site on mobile, on chrome you can install sdk and then use chrome to inspect the mobile version of your site.
https://developers.google.com/web/tools/chrome-devtools/debug/remote-debugging/remote-debugging
Has anyone using mobify.js seen talkback not work, especially on Android 2.3? We know it's not the device as other non-mobify sites work fine. Newer versions of android work fine, just 2.3.
I suspect it's how mobify work that is cause the problem, just i can't confirm.
Cheers.
M
According to this FAQ the default web browser is not accessible in anything below Android 4.0. Unless you can confirm that 2.2 works with Talkback this is the problem.
I developed an app using phonegap 2.1.0, everything works perfectly fine in Iphone and Android 2.3.x and 4.0.x. However when I run my app in Android 4.1.2 (Jelly Bean, Galaxy Nexus), text inputs stop working after a few strokes.
I have searched on the web (dozens of results) and it seems to be a common problem, no solution has been provided for this... NONE!
Phonegap team says that this bug is fixed since phonegap 2.0.0, but clearly this is not true.
I know there is a similar question in SO, tried that already and didn`t work. Any ideas?
I have an Android 4.0 device and a Smartphone with Android 2.3.4. I just started to study jQuery mobile and I noticed that the jQuery mobile's visual doesn't look good in android 2.3.4, seems the buttons are "pixelized" and the transitions don't work. Does somebody know how to fix this? Is that a problem with the jQuery mobile's version?
I'm using jQuery mobile 1.0.1 and jQuery 1.6.4 as recomended in the oficial site.
Thanks.