Thanks everyone who pointed out that it works in 2.3! I was not aware of
that or I'd have moved...
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I'm in a similar boat. I found a scroll view that works but it's choppy and
doesn't display the faded scroll bars on the right side. If you find
anything let me know.
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To let a user do scrolling, you have to use a scrollpanel with any
widget with a size bigger than the parent scrollpanel.
I use a 'personalized' ScrollPanel with touch support
(TouchScrollPanel, at the end of this mail). That panel must fit the
mobile screen. Then, inside that panel, you have to i
iOS 5 will support a new CSS property called -webkit-overflow-scrolling.
When setting the value "touch" and using it together with overflow:scroll
you get native iOS scrolling on elements. This will be the best solution for
iOS 5. For older iOS versions you can use ScrollPanel which supports tou
ScrollPanel do work. What version of gwt are you using?
On Sat, Aug 6, 2011 at 10:17 PM, macagain wrote:
> What's the best or right way to do gwt apps that scroll properly on the
> iPad? I.e. apps that are bigger than the browser window. Scrollpanel does
> seem to work either.
>
> I've tried s
What's the best or right way to do gwt apps that scroll properly on the
iPad? I.e. apps that are bigger than the browser window. Scrollpanel does
seem to work either.
I've tried some of the touch scroll panel widgets floating around, but they
don't show the scroll bars, which of course confus
