Re: Swipe and touch

I think that embedding a “touch” solution in T5.4 is a bad idea. This has been a fast-moving area, with lots of device-, and OS-version-, compatibility issues. Witness all of iOS’s touch-scroll issues over various releases. I think the best we could do is have a plugin if someone’s willing to

RE: Swipe and touch

I have no problem adding javascript libs using RequireJS. On my web site 60% of the end-users are using touch devices. To support then I have to handle some touch and swipe events. I think Tapestry also need to do that in upcoming versions. From: Chris Poulsen [via Apache Tapestry Mailing List

Re: Swipe and touch

On Fri, 02 Sep 2016 17:49:40 -0300, Qbyte Consulting wrote: I tried to add jquery mobile to my T5.4 project for swipe but it cracks up. Same for angularjs. Is there additional config required to add js libraries? Since I have jquery set up already I figured I

Re: Swipe and touch

I think the way to go is not to expose them / use them directly in onClick. Instead you bind them in a module (either using t5/core/dom or jquery). That way you are also keeping your global (script) scope much cleaner. Lots of the tapestry framework client side code use this pattern. -- Chris

Re: Swipe and touch

Okay, after splitting my JS up into logical pieces and deploying them using the module approach I can get jquery mobile to work. Perhaps the loading times or sequence of script run was breaking things before? Some trivial behaviours I added to a sidebar including a swipe out: (function () {