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Mobione will only read the first ~90 lines of a CSS file. (Though it’s possible to add more CSS files in the Homepage settings.)
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Thank you for this feedback. Can you elaborate a bit more on this issue?
1) what version of mobione?
2) is the css file added as an addition style sheet or is it included as a general file?
3) how are you testing and confirming this?
4) is this issue with a specific css file or all css files?
5) are you sure your css file does not have errors?
6) can you share an example project?
1. 2.5M1 – it’s in the subject 🙂
2. It’s an additional file. Styling an RSS feed.
3. I confirmed this by seeing the first ~90 lines implimented and the rest of the css file not. Then, taking the not-implimented code from the end of the file and throwing it into a new .css file. This file is added to the project. Then all css code is implimented (both files).
4. All css files. I’m actually up to 3 css files at the moment – none are reading past about ~90 lines.
5. Yes.
6. Rather not.
I’ll test drive this tomorrow and share if I can replicate it.
Are you testing on a device, test center, mobione 2.5m1 web simulator? If testing on a device, which device and os version?
A couple of more questions as we setup test case(s) and try to replicate this issue.
1) What html page architecture are you using.
2) Are the affected css files attached to the startup screen .mobi or a secondary or even lower.
I’m trying to identify where in the screen hierarchy the css file(s) are being defined.Update: our test cases are passing.
Can you provide precise scenario, screencast, or sample project that we can use to replicate the issue you are observing?We are wrapping up the mobione 2.5 milestone-2 improvements this week. At this time we are not able to replicate this issue 2.5m1. If you can provide more details such as an example project or a detailed scenario to replicate the problem we will investigate further. Otherwise we are putting a hold on this matter.
I’m not just making up this s*it for my own amusment! If I need 12 CSS files to make my app work, there’s something wrong with your product.
>I’m not just making up this s*it for my own amusment! If I need 12 CSS files to make my app work, there’s something wrong with your product.
We take your report serious but if we have not replicated it yet. We can not fix a problem that we can’t replicate. That is why I was sharing with you the status that no changes are committed yet for the next release that will effect css loading. Without any more details our next step is to invent more test cases (there is a large combination) including guessing what your css files might consist of and maybe get lucky. Or you can help us by providing a test project that demonstrates the issue or more precise details that can give us the additional insight we need to understand why something is goofed in your app.
I don’t get up thinking how can I piss off or inconvenience our users today – I’m not wired that way (but I don’t like being jerked either). I need your help on this one. I’m being up front with you that the dev team will not work on it without more info from OC and me.
Some additional questions:
1) are all additional css files being included into your app?
1a) if yes, can you inspect if they are truncated at 90-ish lines?2) what is the HTML Page Architecture setting in all of your screens. If default what is the Window>Settings>Html Generation default HTML page architecture setting.
