Hello dojo world.

I am trying to make a mobile (iPhone, at first) interface that uses a grid to load a large dataset. I am most interested in the lazy loading capabilities of the grid.

I would like to link the scrolling of the window to scroll (and lazy-load) the contents of my grid. I have tried (note, I also tried document.body wherever I say window):

*editing the _View template (changing the node with the dojoAttachPoint="scrollboxNode" to the body element)
*using dojo.connect(window, 'onscroll', grid.scroller.scrollboxNode, 'doscroll')

I am having a problem with the AccordionContainer Scroll Bars working with an iPhone. Is there anyone that has developed framework specifically for the iPhone? If the body exceeds the size of the width or height the scroll bars don't appear. They work fine within PC/MAC Safari, Mozilla, IE.

Any help, advice would be appreciated.

Respectfully,

James

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