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How would i replace the youtube stream with a vimeo stream. i got the main dynamic list to show, but i am unable to get the embed of the video on the view_video page to work.
thanks
@sixtosantos wrote:
I’m documenting the code and will be releasing an update soon.
Cheers,
SixtoHey Sixto,
It would be great for beginners like me in the javascript and jQuery things like this…. I’m really interested in knowing how you had done this… please release the document as soon as possible 🙂
Warm Regards,
Vel.Hi sixto,
I am stuck at the steps “How to include any RSS feeds in Mobione”.
Can you make the step by step screenshots of your Dynamic List Demo ?Thanking you in advance.
sai147
Hi Sixto,
Can you make the step by step screenshots of your Dynamic List Demo ?
This is what I am looking for.
I am stuck at the steps “How to include any RSS feeds in Mobione”.Thanking you in advance.
sai147
ok so, when i leave the youtube video before it stops playing it still plays in the background, how do i get it to stop playing once i leave the page?
@sixtosantos wrote:
Hello guys,
I’m new here and this is my very first post. I’ve been playing with MobiOne for a couple of weeks now, and find it absolutely fantastic. I really love this thing.
Anyway, I just wanted to share a small demo I made to showcase a new technique to create dynamic tableview lists.
This is a multi-page demo with a different list in each tab. The list rendering routine is very flexible as it uses the list that is already in the page as the template (as shown on the first screen). The rendering function takes the container (a page or a panel) and the list of items as parameters. This demo uses data from RSS feeds to demonstrate the concept, but it could just as easily use any other source.
It operates within the confines of the container, allowing you to have multiple lists in your app, all rendered with the same routine. Although the demo is a multi-page app, the same routine works as is in a stand-alone page, you just need to specify a scrolling-panel as the container.
Also included in the demo is a nice routine to read and parse RSS feeds without an external library. Implemented here are parsers to read the iTunes top 25 songs feed (second screenshot), the top iphone app feed (the third screen), and a YouTube RSS feed (the fourth). Each feed uses its own particular format, and we use different techniques to extract the image and the relevant info.
The detail pages are being populated from the same feed as the lists. The fifth screenshot shows the detail page for the top song list. By the way, I’m using CincyPlanet’s trick to embed a youtube video within a page for the MobiOne videos. Very nice, thanks!
Download the project files here..
If you have any question, feel free to post it here.
Cheers,
SixtoHi Sixto,
Do you have any tutorial or doc to let us know how to edit or put in the code for the dynamic list? Right now i’m working on the youtube video link so my boss need me to do the dynamic list as you doing. If you can teach me on this will be much more appreciate.
Steven
@steven168h wrote:
Hi Sixto,
Do you have any tutorial or doc to let us know how to edit or put in the code for the dynamic list? Right now i’m working on the youtube video link so my boss need me to do the dynamic list as you doing. If you can teach me on this will be much more appreciate.
Steven
+1 Would be very much appreciated for a more complete tutorial for this :))
Hi f0u,
Modifying a custom list requires that you be proficient with javascript and have an understanding of the structure. If you find following the online examples difficult you will probably have much more difficulty implementing your own solution. Cut-n-paste will only get you so far.
Rather than spin our wheels guessing at what might be your problem or having a javascript training session let me propose that you take the initiative to post a small version of your project, some details about your list, any code you have already written and where you are stuck. If you are opposed to working in the open considering hiring one of our community members to craft your app for you.
