Sc8 not ready for mobile

Scriptcase 8 Mobile
#1

I did some testing. Created one project with 2 apps (grid + form)
Here are the results from the server:

THOSE ARE SCREENSHOOTS FROM APP RUNNING ON PC (Firefox)
Grid

Form

HERE ARE THE SAME SCREENS RUNNING ON MOBILE DEVICE IN DESKTOP MODE
Grid

Form

mo_pc01.jpg

mo_pc02.png

mo_g02.jpg

mo_g01.jpg

mo_02.jpg

#2

I had to put 2 more images in separate post because the ADMIN DOES NOT ALLOW TO PUT MORE THAN 5 images in one post. I see no reason for that!

FINALLY MOBILE VERSION

DESKTOP VERSION (looks better than mobile)

as you can see none of the screens look god and resizing basically does not work at all. Also the grid template allows the grid to extend beyond the visible area with horizontal scrolling (in some rare cases this might be expected). Am I missing something or simply SC8 is not ready for mobile at all.

mo_01.jpg

#3

DEAR NETMAKE - when you fix mobile templates ? At this stage mobile forms are useless

Art

#4

Hello. I need to display pdf files in mobile using fpdf, but it dont work. Any ideas? Thank you.

#5

The only option I see is to use pdf.js from http://mozilla.github.io/pdf.js/ but it has some issues (see: http://blog.pdftron.com/2013/08/08/how-to-integrate-a-pdf-viewer-in-html5-apps/) or the ultra cool http://viewerjs.org/

#6

FPDF allows you a few options in outputting PDFs. You can force the download, save the file to a filesystem, or you can display them on the page, but what you can’t do is generate a PDF and show it inline.Here’s what you’ll do:

Create a new file (maybe, show_pdf.php):

require("…/fpdf.php");

$pdf = new FPDF();
$pdf->AddPage();
$pdf->SetFont('Arial','B',16);
$pdf->Cell(40,10,'Hello World!');
if (preg_match("/MSIE/i", $_SERVER["HTTP_USER_AGENT"])){
    header("Content-type: application/PDF");
} else {
    header("Content-type: application/PDF");
    header("Content-Type: application/pdf");
}
$pdf->Output();

You may need to pass in specific data parameters via $_GET to make this work right as you expand this code.

To show it on the page, you’ll do something like this:

else if ($cur_page == $no_of_paginations){
?>
<iframe src=“show_pdf.php?id=asdfasdf”></iframe>
<?php
}