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1. Re: iphone form trouble
Josh_Corey Mar 19, 2013 3:03 PM (in response to dereklink3055@gmail.com)Hi;
Would you mind sharing the URL to your form for us to check out? Also, how did you embed your form (what tags are around our embed code)? Is it in an iFrame? Does the embedded form have a horizontal scrollbar within the parent page when viewed on Android or on a desktop? We'd be happy to look into it further.
Thanks,
Josh
PS - in case you have not checked it out, I am not sure if the info here will help with your situation but here is some help on embedding forms: http://forums.adobe.com/docs/DOC-1991
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2. Re: iphone form trouble
dereklink3055@gmail.com Mar 19, 2013 7:12 PM (in response to Josh_Corey)Hi Josh,
Thanks for your reply. The web site is
http://www.soledadmedicalclinic.com/patient-satisfaction-survey/
Thanks for looking it over. I just used the embed code from the Adobe Forms
site. It is a Word Press site as you'll note.
Derek
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3. Re: iphone form trouble
Josh_Corey Mar 20, 2013 4:08 PM (in response to dereklink3055@gmail.com)Hi Derek;
I don't have a complete solution for you but still have feelers out to give you better guidance. In the meantime I thought I would share what I see, in your HTML code I believe you need to do something like add a pixel width to the body div tag so that anytime the screen is smaller than say 768 pixels the horizontal scroll bars would appear. I don't have your style.css to edit the css to, but I added style="width:600px" to div class="entry-content" (<div class="entry-content" style="width:600px">) and that results in a horizontal scrollbar that works on the iPhone, however the background image ends up behind part of the form so that will have to be played with more to get it working right. I wanted to give you an update and not leave you hanging, hopefully that gives you enough to go on, if not I should have more tomorrow.
Thanks,
Josh
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4. Re: iphone form trouble
dereklink3055@gmail.com Mar 20, 2013 5:11 PM (in response to Josh_Corey)Thanks Josh, I appreciate you working on this. Derek
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5. Re: iphone form trouble
DevRandy May 21, 2013 4:46 PM (in response to dereklink3055@gmail.com)Your form is using media type based css to horizontally size all of the elements to fit within the window. Since everything is sized to fit within the widow, the browser has nothing to scroll (pan and zoom on a mobile device). Adding the style #page {min-width: 753px;} is one way to give the page a size that will fit the form and trigger mobile devices to pan and zoom.



