[00:01] that was the hardest part of the current approach [00:02] maybe newz2000 will help us turn our boring old HTML into a mobile-ready webapp (hint, hint) [00:03] my approche is to add a /m where people can find the mobile view [00:04] but if we have to to the mobile & desktop view on the same code we need to add some kind of a mobile browser detection middleware [00:05] which will give us a is_mobile like the is_ajax attribute [00:06] yeah, not really ideal [00:06] is there a way to auto-magically forward mobile-users to the /m page? [00:07] yes! [00:07] I don't like things seperated by track for a non 'track' page... [00:07] mhall119: yes you can with javascript [00:08] IMO there is way too much scrolling [00:08] cjohnston: are you referring to what i have done ? [00:08] daker: the two links you gave [00:09] those are just for test not the final work [00:10] here is my approche [00:10] people will have to go s.u.c [00:11] I mean, IMO, if we can't have one view for all displays, then I don't mind the current agenda list views [00:12] if it's a mobile device and he would like to be redirected to /m, we will redirect him [00:13] daker: I'm saying if the display screens in the hallway dont use the same code as desktop view and the mobile, then I like the current list view and just want to improve the current list view for mobile, and work on the hallway displays [00:16] cjohnston: sorry but what do you mean by "the current list view" ? [00:16] this http://summit.ubuntu.com/uds-r/2012-10-30 ? [00:16] http://summit.ubuntu.com/uds-r/2012-10-29/ [00:16] yes [00:17] if http://summit.ubuntu.com/uds-r/2012-10-29/ and a view like http://summit.ubuntu.com/uds-r/2012-10-29/display can't be combine, then I dont care to redo http://summit.ubuntu.com/uds-r/2012-10-29/, just improve it [00:18] cjohnston: just saw that the list view is responsive [00:19] The whole point of the work Steve was doing was to make one view that worked for hallway displays, desktop/laptop, tablet, phone [00:20] first you have to remove render.py, don't use table and use divs instead [00:22] render.py is going to be a seperate page that only admins have access to [00:23] I don't see render.py ever going away, it's just the amount that it is used [00:40] ok [00:40] g'night [00:58] gnite [02:51] hey mhall119, had a mega scrollback so if there's something you need, let me know, happy to help [02:53] newz2000: any help you can give to make summit.ubuntu.com rock on mobile devices would be much appreciated [02:53] mhall119: what page(s) are particularly tricky? [02:53] heh.. newz2000 they are trying to get you in on Community work ;-) [02:53] daker was working on some new mobile-friendly layouts, but we're not sure the best way to integrate them seemlessly [02:54] cjohnston: gotta keep him involved somehow [02:54] ;-) [02:54] might even get him to UDS again [02:54] :-) That'd be irony [02:54] :) [02:58] * newz2000 goes to find his phone [02:59] well, the good news is, anything would be better than what you have now [03:00] actually, I've seen worse [03:00] it used to be worse [03:01] to make the links touch friendly on http://summit.ubuntu.com/uds-r/ you need to put some padding around the
  • [03:01] oh, wife just got home from the store, gotta help her unpack [03:07] she went shopping today? Crazy [03:18] mhall119: grocery shopping. :-) Definitely crazy. [03:18] She said the stores are actually pretty mellow. I guess it's late enough that everyone wore out and went home to bed. [03:20] #column-schedule li { margin: .3em 0; } seems to be more touch friendly [03:20] or maybe #column-schedule-inner li { … } [03:22] I wonder if there's a way to make the tool tips not show up on mobile when viewing this: http://summit.ubuntu.com/uds-r/2012-10-29/ [03:22] because when you tap an event the tool tip flashes for a moment then goes away [14:27] newz2000: I want to do that, yes