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It's a valid on going discussion and when I'm gathering info you just locked it, is that really how grown up you are??
What I was trying to write was the implementation clearly looks wrong from what you described, pull to refresh should not be able to get triggered by scrolling, but by "dragging", as it should not be a part of the webpage, but be triggered by actions, for example like this one http://apeatling.com/demos/web-ptr/ .
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One problem though with the exampe you linked is that dragging is not discoverable at all. It needs to work via scrolling, but maybe only after you scrolled to the top and scroll again. It’s a tough nut to crack on desktop and I can understand why @Raydiation is annoyed about it.
@clementhk let’s maybe try to find a good implementation and experiment with it in ownCloud Mail. Then we might be wiser.
kklem0
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Ohh please, you did not just locked a discussion that you don't like, Kim Jong-un?
about "pull to refresh"
May 2, 2015
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It's a valid on going discussion and when I'm gathering info you just locked it, is that really how grown up you are??
What I was trying to write was the implementation clearly looks wrong from what you described, pull to refresh should not be able to get triggered by scrolling, but by "dragging", as it should not be a part of the webpage, but be triggered by actions, for example like this one http://apeatling.com/demos/web-ptr/ .
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: