I would not recommend to do anything with Javascript in this case. Responsive
design is the most obvious solution and should be the most preferrable.
There are alot of resources available that can show you how to do this
properly for the different standard solutions. In adddition to your own
As a follow-up:
The solution described in the bigfish link is very limited, so I don't
recommend to use or follow it. Basically, with the recommendation described
there you are left with a version that won't work on any form of tablet, or
mobile devices that are held sideways... I don't want to
Paul,
My response was just to share our approach/technique. I wasn't expecting
Skip, or anyone, to adopt BigFish ... I'm sure he has built out a
complete system and to change tack was not the intent. Simply sharing an
experience.
Anyway, it is an interesting topic and others have made some
You are missing the point of my reply, Nick: Responsive is good and the way I
also recommend. Your link however, only shows a fraction of what should be
done to do it properly and doesn't take care of a lot of the screen sizes,
which is why recommend to look elsewhere for the information.
--
Hi Paul,
On Thu, Jan 17, 2013 at 4:48 AM, Paul Piper p...@ilscipio.com wrote:
I would not recommend to do anything with Javascript in this case. Responsive
design is the most obvious solution and should be the most preferrable.
And my first instinct would have been to use js, perhaps because
I understood your comment. Wasn't that difficult. And agreed with your
point, and mentioned that we were simply sharing an approach/technique
with the original query.
The group is often used to build information collectively from many
different sources, sharing different experiences. If
based on the screen size.
Thanks to all
Skip
-Original Message-
From: Paul Piper [mailto:p...@ilscipio.com]
Sent: Thursday, January 17, 2013 1:48 AM
To: user@ofbiz.apache.org
Subject: Re: getting screen.width in ftl
I would not recommend to do anything with Javascript in this case
the elements I did not want to show on
handheld devices. Probably a better solution anyway.
Skip
-Original Message-
From: Jacques Le Roux [mailto:jacques.le.r...@les7arts.com]
Sent: Tuesday, January 15, 2013 1:59 PM
To: user@ofbiz.apache.org
Subject: Re: getting screen.width in ftl
Look
@ofbiz.apache.org
Subject: Re: getting screen.width in ftl
Skip,
We have a pretty good way of doing this in our BigFish eCommerce
solution. Obviously the entire approach is not applicable for what you
are trying to do but you may want to read the guide that we have ... it
has some good general pointers
-Original Message-
From: Nick Rosser [mailto:nros...@salmonllc.com]
Sent: Wednesday, January 16, 2013 12:56 PM
To: user@ofbiz.apache.org
Subject: Re: getting screen.width in ftl
Skip,
We have a pretty good way of doing this in our BigFish eCommerce
solution. Obviously the entire approach
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Subject: Re: getting screen.width in ftl
Skip,
We have a pretty good way of doing this in our BigFish eCommerce
solution. Obviously the entire approach is not applicable for what you
are trying to do but you may want to read the guide that we have ... it
has some
sorry for confusing maybe, its late :)
short summary (options which comes to my mind):
1. option:
- check with javascript if he is mobile
- redirect to another page
-- working
2. more elegant option (cause no redirect required)
- work with the session object
- create a js check if he is mobile
I am trying to make some ftl code look better on cell phones without
sacrificing the look on desktops.
I can remove some non-critical content in the ftl if I knew the screen width
was less than a certain value. Can I get screen.width in a bash (groovy)
script or in the ftl?
Its obviously easy
Look at files ending with js.ftl and how they are used
Jacques
From: Skip s...@thedevers.org
I am trying to make some ftl code look better on cell phones without
sacrificing the look on desktops.
I can remove some non-critical content in the ftl if I knew the screen width
was less than a
[mailto:jacques.le.r...@les7arts.com]
Sent: Tuesday, January 15, 2013 1:59 PM
To: user@ofbiz.apache.org
Subject: Re: getting screen.width in ftl
Look at files ending with js.ftl and how they are used
Jacques
From: Skip s...@thedevers.org
I am trying to make some ftl code look better on cell phones without
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