Still getting my head around the 'Android' (indeed smartphone) way....
I have a data update form with various controls (oops, 'views') on it... including text boxes that *may* go to multi-line (or not). So what is the best way in this paradigm/form-factor to allow a form to gracefully "overflow"?
If it were an ASP.NET web page I could let it overflow in the vertical... or I might use tabs (if there were discrete 'sections')... or I might even use a wizard... or...
But this is just a relatively simple form, where some of the controls/view could take up a bit of space - so, how best to display?
What about the use of a horizontal gesture, R->L to move to page 2, 3.. (and vice versa)? (And do I use Erel's "sliding panels" for this?)
Interested in insights into this completely foreign paradigm
cheers
Steve
I have a data update form with various controls (oops, 'views') on it... including text boxes that *may* go to multi-line (or not). So what is the best way in this paradigm/form-factor to allow a form to gracefully "overflow"?
If it were an ASP.NET web page I could let it overflow in the vertical... or I might use tabs (if there were discrete 'sections')... or I might even use a wizard... or...
But this is just a relatively simple form, where some of the controls/view could take up a bit of space - so, how best to display?
What about the use of a horizontal gesture, R->L to move to page 2, 3.. (and vice versa)? (And do I use Erel's "sliding panels" for this?)
Interested in insights into this completely foreign paradigm
cheers
Steve