full javascript support for the Quicktime plugin would be killer! On Aug 24, 2:21 pm, "Christopher Allen" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I'm at the iPhone Tech Talk in SF this afternoon. For the next couple > of hours we have the ear of a number of Apple staffers associated with > the iPhone. > > What are the top *fixable* developer issues that need to be addressed? > > On my list in rough order of priority: > > * userscalable = false only stops the user from zooming. In a number > of cases, for instances after using a webform, or returning to a page > from another page, the zoom level will change even when userzoomable > is false. We really need a zoom=false that locks the zoom level > entirely. > > * Zooming problems happen in a wide variety of situations. There > should be some way to read and or set the zoom level on the fly. > > * Hiding the URL bar currently uses a scrollTo hack, which then causes > problems in other areas. There should be some way to hide it more > permanently. > > * The onresize event doesn't work consistently. The javascript hacks > we have allow us to work around it it, but they can cause their own > problems, including performance because of polling, and breaking the > functionality of scrolling to anchor # references to pages. > > * Some way to programatically add bookmarks, and have safari ask the > user for permission before adding. > > * Need some way to add a webkit property to objects so that they have > the "halo" effect that a number of internal iphone applications use to > show that an small button has been selected. > > -- Christopher Allen
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