Check this article out: iPad HTTP Debugging with Charles This approach is extremely useful and has saved me a lot of time. Also, the same tutorial works for the iPhone too. Once you have Charles set up to work with your … Continue reading →
I hit a mobile Safari limitation recently when building an AJAX-y site on the iPad. If you load a ton of images eventually mobile Safari cuts you off and will display a [?] instead of the image. After doing some … Continue reading →
Posted in Mobile, canvas, html5, iPad, javascript
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Tagged: canvas, hack, image, img, iPad, max images, mobile safari, workaround
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This post is deprecated since this technique doesn’t work anymore! But here’s a blog post by Matthew Congrove that get’s it working. I tested his technique with iOS4 and it looks good. I previously wrote a post mentioning how you … Continue reading →
Posted in Mobile, html5, iPad, javascript, video tag
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Tagged: autoplay, dispatchEvent, html5, iPad, iPhone, javscript, tricks, video
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Jason Grigsby posted a cool article about a CSS-only solution to updating styles based on iPad orientation: http://www.cloudfour.com/ipad-orientation-css/ In my project I used JavaScript to detect the “orientationchange” event. Then I test if Math.abs(window.orientation) == 90… then I know you’re in … Continue reading →
Posted in iPad
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Tagged: css, iPad, orientation
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Over the past week I’ve been doing some iPad development. While working I’ve noticed a few things. It’s really nice to only worry about one browser, especially a new one like Safari 4. It feels weird to code something, see it … Continue reading →
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Tagged: development, iPad, js
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