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BlackBerry #3

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misinc opened this issue Aug 26, 2011 · 9 comments
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BlackBerry #3

misinc opened this issue Aug 26, 2011 · 9 comments

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@misinc
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misinc commented Aug 26, 2011

Do you know if this slider is compatible with BlackBerry devices running OS 5?

@tylernotfound
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It has been tested on OS 6 and verified to work. I can't speak for OS 5 though, as I haven't found a suitable device to test with.

I am removing this as an issue, as I do not guarantee support for OS 5 anywhere. My hunch is that it works just fine, however.

@firmanw
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firmanw commented Oct 3, 2011

I tried demo on BB webkit OS 6 and yes the slider is work. But navigation doesn't work both direction and pagination, no matter I click navigation the slides just simply ignore it.

@tylernotfound
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I'll look into it. Thanks firmanw.

@brilac
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brilac commented Apr 10, 2012

I get the same issue. Any update?

@tylernotfound
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I've yet to find a BB testing device. Stores doesn't usually have functional display models around here.

@davebeesleyarchived
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I am currently testing this on a BB Bold 9300 - v5.0.0.977
The slide images are appearing full width regardless of max-width:100% constraints applied to them. BB5 is awful with images in responsive stuff.
Will post a fix later when I have it.

@davebeesleyarchived
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My bad, I was floating the .slides element.
I can give this slider a clean bill of health in BB5, aside of my idiocy

@tylernotfound
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Well, thanks for testing it in BB5 for me! :D @davebeesley1983

@davebeesleyarchived
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Another quick note. This issue reared its head to me again today.
adding .slides{overflow:hidden;} acts as a float clearance for BB5 (and probably IE6 etc)
However I can't guarantee it won't have knock on effects.
If you are feeling daring a JS/JQuery solution may be
if (navigator.userAgent.match(/MIDP/i)){
$('.slides').css('overflow','hidden');
}
although sniffing using the User Agent String isn't the most robust way of seeking out a browser.

KevinBatdorf added a commit to KevinBatdorf/FlexSlider that referenced this issue May 1, 2020
* rebase upstream branch

* remove minified version
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