I just read about this and thought it might solve my refresh page (on html) problem as reported here: http://www.buzztouch.com/forum/thread.php?tid=501FD57FB9430EFFB69DF84&status=&searchInput=search...&sortColumn=FT.dateStampUTC&sortUpDown=DESC¤tPage=2&doViews=1 http://ioscodesamples.blogspot.com/2011/02/iphone-pull-to-refresh.html Could you tell me how I could add this via buzztouch, if that's possible?

This function is already a part of the app. It doesn't have that good looking Pull to refresh description, but it's there. Try it.

oh, thanks.....I see it works on a menu, but does it doesn't seem to work on pages that use html (buzztouch 1.5, iOS)

You are correct, that doesn't work there. Seeing as how you are in an HTML screen in 1.5, have you gone to the Advanced Screen Properties-->Document Behavior-->Show Browser Refresh Button?

speaking of which, does anyone know how to disable this? I took out the data URL and reporttocloud reference in my config.txt file which removed the refresh icon in the top left and stops asking the user to refresh, but pulling down the menu screen still causes it to refresh (possibly showing new, unfinished content).

To remove the 'pull to refresh' feature in a menu, remove the dataURL in that menu's Advanced Properties.

Also try disabling the force refresh under Document Behavior.

I think the force refresh has to do with cached documents. I already disabled that on most of my screens and it still refreshes when I pull down. I'll go through and delete dataURL for these menus which should do the trick. Thanks guys...

Hi there. New to all of this so can i perhaps ask a silly question. If i get an app to point to a html5 document will the iphone cache images and sounds attached to that html document. For example; if the app point to html5 that in turn displays a slide show of images, with each image having its own sound, will that be available offline once it has been 'seen'? 1.5 is looking great btw. Very excited. Great job!

Hi in Sydney... HTML5 markup does allow for this type of functionality. The app's code itself will not pull images or sounds or anthing else FROM the the html and cache it. This means you have two choices (in v1.5). a) Add the images and sound to the Xcode project and use a non-relative URL In the HTML5 to the image / audio. Just use the file name in the src tag. OR b) Write an HTML5 page that undertands that the assets needed to load the page are available offline. iOS supports this. Basically you're doing some special markup to instruct the browser to do it for you. This is a good approach sometimes but does take some technical skill. YOu could see this: http://geeknizer.com/html-5-client-storage/