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- Check about page localization code, is it firing in the right place because on Edge and iPad firefox it didn't show localized at first until a refresh so it fetched the keys but didn't display properly
- Calendar on iPad in two occasions with ff and opera the calendar date could not be selected until a time was changed then the date worked. Before that it would always stay the same no matter what selection was made and the UI would not show a change on select or press of date either.
- FORM MENU
- FORM MENU / NAVIGATION BAR / OVERFLOW MENU
- According to official specs:
- Nav bar should show where you are in the title part
- Name of form or object in nav bar itself, possibly an icon also indicating the item in question?
- It should change colour when in a sub screen and not the main screen with only a back button
- I like being able to go anywhere any time from the navigation menu so I'm not sure I can support only a back button, but I can see having a back button
- I like it changing colour to indicate it's become contextual in the overflow and options
- So, when in any main view it's standard coloured but as soon as you're editing a record or in any form that demands a contextual menu item then it flips to black
- It should have the most used features surfaced adn the least in an overflow 3 dots menu to the far right.
- Search, save, whatever is most used on that form
- As the screen gets smaller items progressively move into the overflow until, at the smallest they are all in the overflow
- So what I'm reading is I should enable only one app bar at the top and morph it for states where appropriate
- Try to make a menu in the top bar APP.VUE and if not then explore options inside the form
- Is a fab appropriate for save and new the most common options??
- See the best way to do this, either in the very top bar or in somethign in the page itself