No java feedback

[Bolier Dweller]

I love that some charts are working. The graphs are't working on my iPhone. There trying to load but there's a error that's says no java feedback. I'm glad you are tryig to get it up and running for us Sami. Ask thanks
For fixing the tick box as fast as you did.

[Sami]

Has been tested to work on a standard phone. If you have something nonstandard it may be the cause.

Try clearing cache on Safari too since the new script is the same filename as the old.

[Ilyushin]

I'll be testing the website with my iPhone 3GS too. Will update with feedback later

[Maarten Otto]

No Java fallback on iPad here. Cleared all cache, history and cookies....  Not a big deal though.

[Ilyushin]

Same here, no Java feedback.

[flygresor]

Graphs are in Flash. Flash doesn't work on iphone.

[apenfold]

I think that certain graphs have issues and some don't.

I've got graphs with pax load factors and route share, however none for route demand and supply ect. They are however lacking the labels that are provided in the current flash versions.

My guess would be that some are not working because they are multi stage graphs. Not only do you have Y, C & F on top of one another but you also have the supplied Y, C & F from your airline and the overall supplied capacity. So whilst they have developed javascript versions of the simpler charts, they have not done so for the more complicated ones.

[Sami]

Graphs are in Flash. Flash doesn't work on iphone.

No, check the latest news/changes, it has a "fallback" version if flash is not supported by the device .. as of a couple of days ago.

Same here, no Java feedback.

As posted in the changelog the pax demand chart is not yet available with this fallback "iphone" version.

They are however lacking the labels that are provided in the current flash versions.

Labels are visible when you mouseover them in the fallback charts.

[apenfold]

That makes sense, although touchscreen phones (not just the iPhone) don't have mice controls. Still a big improvement from no charts at all, and if you've used AWS then you know what the charts are depicting.