> There's plenty of JavaScript doing all the server comms. The biggest issue with scrolling is the fact that mobile browsers don't support such a simple thing as fixed divs in CSS. You can't have a footer always displayed with using HTML/CSS only on any iOS/Android device. Scrolling divs otoh require the user to use two fingers - which many users wouldn't discover. Thus there are several JS approaches to work around this seemingly simple problem. But it's not simple, and it requires a lot of processing. iScroll is one very well known solution, dedicated to nothing else but implement headers/footers with a scrollable area in between.
As you can see there's a cost to a free controller app. Spend a beer on SqueezeCommander if you don't like the performance. -- Michael _______________________________________________ discuss mailing list discuss@lists.slimdevices.com http://lists.slimdevices.com/mailman/listinfo/discuss
