The best approach for the iPhone would be to use CSS3 animations, they run much smoother.
Also, have you seen jQuery touch? Might be useful: http://www.manifestinteractive.com/iphone/touch/ On Feb 2, 7:04 pm, persilj <sma...@gmail.com> wrote: > I tend to create versions for different platforms and frameworks from > my Nutrition tactician -webservice. It's basically an alternative > interface to USDA-database, which contain nutritional values for lots > of different foods. > > This time I wanted to make a version, which is especially crafted for > iPhone-use. You may try it with Firefox or Safari, too. At the moment > of writing IE gives a script-error, but I'll fix those minor bugs > later. > > http://datacalmers.hoito.org/iphonent/ > > However, I'm a bit disappointed at the sluggish movement of animated > elements, but this seems to be problem in all of the webapplications > for iPhone, which scroll an element from side to side. Or am I > incorrect here? Should I try something else than just something like > this: > > $('#nutritiondetails').animate({left : '100%', opacity : 'toggle'}, > 'slow');
