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Release Notes 1.0.1
Version 1.0.1 mainly addresses a few minor bugs and usability issues.
September 7, 2011
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Draggable banner labels in Sense and Synset views Some Sense and Synset views have very long
glosses. Now the banner label directly below (the pale blue label with a WordNet lexname like
<noun.person>) can be dragged vertically to provide more room for the gloss, which still scrolls vertically as necessary. - View in App Store button On the About page, a button will take the user directly to the App Store entry for Dubsar.
- iOS-specific FAQ Previously, the generic Dubsar Mobile FAQ page was displayed.
- Support for iOS 4.2 Issue 22 Dubsar has now been tested on iOS 4.2 and is able to be deployed to that version of the operating system.
- Better launch images Issue 23 If the app went to sleep in any view other than the main one, it could wake up with an inappropriate launch image.
- iPhone views refreshed when app wakes from background Issue 27 Now the Word of the Day will be refreshed any time the app wakes the main view from the background.
- Legible FAQ view on iPhone in portrait Issue 28 Previously the FAQ page was scaled to the view size, making it practically illegible on the iPhone in portrait orientation.
- Redundant part of speech in some Sense view titles Issue 31 This was due to a recent server change. It's been fixed in this release of Dubsar for iOS.
Build 1.0.1.3 has been released to the App Store.
See Dubsar's full current list of open issues at https://github.com/jdee/dubsar_ios/issues.
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iPad autocompleter popovers slightly too small in landscape after keyboard disappears Issue 9 The server can return up to 10 autocompletion responses. The table views are sized for 10 rows in both orientations. In landscape orientation, with the keyboard present, the popovers are shortened to the available room, having only about seven rows. After the keyboard disappears, the popovers are restored to the correct size. If they first appear in landscape mode, once the keyboard vanishes, they will be a little too short, having only nine complete rows and a fraction of a tenth.
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Word of the Day can be unresponsive on iPad Issue 15 The Word of the Day popovers on the iPad are implemented in two steps. First, the /wotd.json request is made to get the basic word information. Then a request is made for that word. The popover is only created when the word request is made. Sometimes the Word of the Day button appears somewhat unresponsive, since in extreme cases no popover may appear for a couple of seconds after the button is tapped.
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occasional positioning glitch on rotation Issue 21 So far this has only been observed in the iPhone app. Occasionally on rotation, the entire view is positioned somewhat too high, so that the search bar is partially or entirely hidden by the navigation bar. It is usually only partially obscured. The iPhone navigation toolbar is hidden in landscape and shown in portrait because of the limited screen size. The transition, on rotation, is animated. The animation could be producing a race condition. The animation was suppressed in this release in an effort to address this issue.
Dubsar requires iOS 4.2 or higher. Dubsar has been primarily tested on an iPad 2 and and iPod Touch 4G, both running iOS 4.3.5. It has also been verified to work on iOS 4.2 and iOS 5 Beta.