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Vertical scrolling of each panel #9

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kevinbolduan opened this issue Jun 23, 2011 · 3 comments
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Vertical scrolling of each panel #9

kevinbolduan opened this issue Jun 23, 2011 · 3 comments

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@kevinbolduan
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Thanks for publishing this - it really is a nice implementation and works better than many of the others I've seen (esp. on iOS devices). If I may, a feature request: Is it possible to implement vertical scrolling within a panel?

Such scrolling would ideally be within the panel itself so the scrubber remained visible. I can't tell from the docs whether you can essentially nest the sliders and whether vertical is even possible.

Thanks for your consideration.

@brettbuddin
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Right now I'm have a prototype for how movement on both X and Y axis would work. I'm going to be pushing this feature out within the next month. The only issue is that this sort of behavior (for the time being) will be mutual exclusive. Meaning, you can choose X movement or Y movement, but not both. I've definitely been taking your comment into consideration while designing this new API though.

Sorry about the delay in replying. Trying to do better !

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@kevinbolduan
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Brett - thanks for the note. Having mutually exclusive scrolling is definitely critical and the right approach, IMO. The scrubber becomes the navigation (tap or slide to move) instead of horizontal swiping, if it was instantiated that way. To see an example of how this fails if you allow both, check out the ESPN Scorecenter app on iOS (iPhone or iPod, not the HD one on iPad). You can swipe horizontally to go to the next panel, but it's flaky b/c you also can scroll vertically. What I really like about your presentation is that the scrubber is always there, has the nice animation, but can rely on tap-or-slide-to-advance when the scrolling is necessary for additional vertical content.

FWIW, something similar is going on with the Feedly app for iOS. They have a status bar at the top similar to your scrubber.

Thanks again for your work on this and for making it available.

-Kevin

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mn8er commented Jan 19, 2012

Hey Brett, any progress on your prototype for movement on the Y axis? Would be awesome to see a demo of it in action.

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