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silver18 · 06-04-2012, 08:24 AM

Hi there!!

I'm opening this thread to sum up hints and problems related to WAFs.
I'd wish it become a place where to share info and help each other solving problems...

First of all, here's a link to Aditya3098's website with a guide and some WAFs.

Here's a small list of what I discovered: click

Now, a small list of problems I encountered:

- update from 5.0.4 to 5.1.0: pinch-to-zoom stopped working. I can make it working creating a new content window but then I get a big mess from the rest of the page!! It can't be turned on even with

Code:

kindle.viewport.setPinchZoomState(true);

- update from 5.0.4 to 5.1.0: alert boxes called in a page different from index.html make the WAF to crash. Only workaround is to call an alert box first in index.html, then in other pages.

And, finally, a question:

Besides HTML standard events (onClick etc...), does the Kindle has a set of built-in events to handle long tap, double tap or similar?

06-04-2012, 08:24 AM	#1
silver18 THE NOOB Posts: 701 Karma: 1545649 Join Date: Jan 2012 Location: Italy Device: Kindle Touch 5.3.2	WAFs: useful hints and problems Hi there!! I'm opening this thread to sum up hints and problems related to WAFs. I'd wish it become a place where to share info and help each other solving problems... First of all, here's a link to Aditya3098's website with a guide and some WAFs. Here's a small list of what I discovered: click Now, a small list of problems I encountered: - update from 5.0.4 to 5.1.0: pinch-to-zoom stopped working. I can make it working creating a new content window but then I get a big mess from the rest of the page!! It can't be turned on even with Code: kindle.viewport.setPinchZoomState(true); - update from 5.0.4 to 5.1.0: alert boxes called in a page different from index.html make the WAF to crash. Only workaround is to call an alert box first in index.html, then in other pages. And, finally, a question: Besides HTML standard events (onClick etc...), does the Kindle has a set of built-in events to handle long tap, double tap or similar?