Android native date and time pickers with Trigger.io
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Re: Android native date and time pickers with Trigger.io
#2These guys are just killing it, moving fast and building a fantastically engineered service.
Re: Android native date and time pickers with Trigger.io
#3These guys are just killing it, moving fast and building a fantastically engineered service.
I agree, the support has been fantastic as well. I see so much potential in their offering, I keep hoping they'll open a way for others to contribute modules/libraries in a kind of marketplace. Good tech/product/market fit like this always causes me to get a bit swept up in the excitement - well done guys!
Re: Android native date and time pickers with Trigger.io
#4The new date picker certainly looks better than before, but I think the plus and minus buttons are a little confusing. Not sure what will happen when I click plus above November. I assume it will change to December because 11+1=12, but I could also understand why it might change to October (I expect a list of months to go from January at the top to December at the bottom. I would think clicking the button above the month would go up in that list, to October).
That minor point aside, great job!
Re: Android native date and time pickers with Trigger.io
#5I get that they're showing Android 2.3 (which is still the most popular), or at least I assume it isn't earlier than 2.3, but this is definitely fixed on Android 4.0 and above which would've been nice to mention. Screenshot: https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B0NZ9_re99x1VzlKVldwNGRhMWc/...
Re: Android native date and time pickers with Trigger.io
#6I get that they're showing Android 2.3 (which is still the most popular), or at least I assume it isn't earlier than 2.3, but this is definitely fixed on Android 4.0 and above which would've been nice to mention. Screenshot: https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B0NZ9_re99x1VzlKVldwNGRhMWc/...
Interesting! What version of Android / device did you take that screenshot with?
In general it doesn't appear to be fixed: http://caniuse.com/#feat=input-datetime
And I verified it just now in an Android 4.1 emulator going to this url to test: http://www.w3schools.com/html/tryit.asp?filename=tryhtml5_in...
Re: Android native date and time pickers with Trigger.io
#7I get that they're showing Android 2.3 (which is still the most popular), or at least I assume it isn't earlier than 2.3, but this is definitely fixed on Android 4.0 and above which would've been nice to mention. Screenshot: https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B0NZ9_re99x1VzlKVldwNGRhMWc/...
Interesting! What version of Android / device did you take that screenshot with? In general it doesn't appear to be fixed: http://caniuse.com/#feat=input-datetime And I verified it just now in an Android 4.1 emulator going to this url to test: http://www.w3schools.com/html/tryit.asp?filename=tryhtml5_in...
It works fine with chrome, but not with the default browser. IIRC from 4.2 the default browser will be chrome as well.
Re: Android native date and time pickers with Trigger.io
#8Mobiscroll looks great in the Android browser (and on lots of others) http://demo.mobiscroll.com/ - working hand in hand with jQuery Mobile.
Re: Android native date and time pickers with Trigger.io
#9I get that they're showing Android 2.3 (which is still the most popular), or at least I assume it isn't earlier than 2.3, but this is definitely fixed on Android 4.0 and above which would've been nice to mention. Screenshot: https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B0NZ9_re99x1VzlKVldwNGRhMWc/...
Interesting! What version of Android / device did you take that screenshot with? In general it doesn't appear to be fixed: http://caniuse.com/#feat=input-datetime And I verified it just now in an Android 4.1 emulator going to this url to test: http://www.w3schools.com/html/tryit.asp?filename=tryhtml5_in...
Works fine in the stock browser ("Internet") on my 4.1 Galaxy Note II:
