My first EWB app: http://www.cybercom-software.com/targetheartrate/targetheartrate.html

Please note that this is a work in progress, eg. the email bit isn't finished yet.

Thanks Tim for all of your hard work!!  EWB makes things so easy!!

My first EWB app: http://www.cybercom-software.com/targetheartrate/targetheartrate.html

Nice example

Tested your example on my desktop (res 1280 *1024) and it is nicely center on page.

Tried it on my laptop (res 1366 * 768) and the top bar is chopped off, no scroll bars.

Maybe Tim should have a look at this

Tested your example on my desktop (res 1280 *1024) and it is nicely center on page.

Tried it on my laptop (res 1366 * 768) and the top bar is chopped off, no scroll bars.

Maybe Tim should have a look at this


Forgot to mention both computers running IE

> and the top bar is chopped off

Confirmed. Same with Google Chrome (V17.x) and Firefox (V8.0 & V10.0)

Greetings ... Peter
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Sorry for my weird english

Godfrey,

<< Tried it on my laptop (res 1366 * 768) and the top bar is chopped off, no
scroll bars.

Maybe Tim should have a look at this >>

If he didn't code the application to use auto-width *and* auto-height for
the application desktop, then the form will position incorrectly when the
browser window resizes smaller than the height of the desktop.

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Tim Young
Elevate Software
www.elevatesoft.com

Hi Tim,

<< If he didn't code the application to use auto-width *and* auto-height for
the application desktop, then the form will position incorrectly when the
browser window resizes smaller than the height of the desktop. >>

Actually I do have the auto-width and auto-height set, so I'm not sure why it looks like that on smaller screens.

Steve

<<Actually I do have the auto-width and auto-height set, so I'm not sure why it looks like that on smaller screens.>>

I discovered another weird issue on my iPad. With the iPad in landscape orientation, the top part of the page is cutoff and cannot be scrolled to. If I then rotate the iPad 90 degrees to change the orientation, all looks well. If I then rotate the iPad back 90 degrees so that it is back in landscape orientation, all looks well. Why would the top part of the page be chopped off when first displayed? As the page looks perfect when the iPad is rotated, all of the display info must be there.

David Martin

Hi David,

<<  I discovered another weird issue on my iPad. With the iPad in landscape orientation, the top part of the page is cutoff and cannot be scrolled to. If I then rotate the iPad 90 degrees to change the orientation, all looks well. If I then rotate the iPad back 90 degrees so that it is back in landscape orientation, all looks well. Why would the top part of the page be chopped off when first displayed? As the page looks perfect when the iPad is rotated, all of the display info must be there. >>

I noticed that too.  I might recompile it with the latest version of EWB in case it's been fixed since I originally did the app.

Steve

<< <<  I discovered another weird issue on my iPad. With the iPad in landscape orientation, the top part of the page is cutoff and cannot be scrolled to. If I then rotate the iPad 90 degrees to change the orientation, all looks well. If I then rotate the iPad back 90 degrees so that it is back in landscape orientation, all looks well. Why would the top part of the page be chopped off when first displayed? As the page looks perfect when the iPad is rotated, all of the display info must be there. >> >>

<< I noticed that too.  I might recompile it with the latest version of EWB in case it's been fixed since I originally did the app. >>

Recompiled with the latest version and it still has the same issue.

Steve

David,

<< I discovered another weird issue on my iPad. With the iPad in landscape
orientation, the top part of the page is cutoff and cannot be scrolled to.
If I then rotate the iPad 90 degrees to change the orientation, all looks
well. If I then rotate the iPad back 90 degrees so that it is back in
landscape orientation, all looks well. Why would the top part of the page be
chopped off when first displayed? As the page looks perfect when the iPad is
rotated, all of the display info must be there. >>

I'll take a look and see what I can find out.  More than likely the issue is
with the centering logic during the initial application creation, or
something along those lines.

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Tim Young
Elevate Software
www.elevatesoft.com