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Only Completed list shows in left nav view in tablet mode #40

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ccmitchellusa opened this issue May 6, 2012 · 4 comments
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Only Completed list shows in left nav view in tablet mode #40

ccmitchellusa opened this issue May 6, 2012 · 4 comments
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@ccmitchellusa
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the Completed, and other lists and list items views should be in the left hand view, details of list items in the right.

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consider using responsive design techniques to do this layout.

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cjolif commented May 6, 2012

I'm not sure to see how the comment relates with the issue. Anyway I think the problem is fixed with latest dojox/app master from Eric. This is just waiting to be merged. Ed/Eric can confirm.

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the Completed and other lists(reminder, work items) shows in the left hand view, and items should in the right, when click on an item, show the detail in the right.
dojox.app only allow one "center" area as the transition area, if we want to show items on the left, that's means we should show lists view on left first and transition to items view when click on lists, both "left" area and "center" area are treated as transition area. In this situation, we need to use all the screen as the transition area and use dojox.mobile.FixedSplitter to do application layout.
I don't think it's better for todoApp, we want to use dojox.app to do application layout in todoApp.

@eric-wang eric-wang reopened this May 7, 2012
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cjolif commented May 17, 2012

That is low priority for now. Let's first make sure everything else is ok and we will see what we can do here later.

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