sencha touch

Hi everyone, after googled around two days, I decided to create a discussion here. I don't know if anyone can noticed this problem. I'm trying to use poster add-on in firefox to create a user in drupal. The parameters are user:test, pass:test, mail:test@test.com. After I post it, drupal created a user called test, BUT! the tricky thing is I can't login by using the username and the pass which I just created. Anyone knows why? My guess is that I config something bad, or miss-installed something. The article I followed is https://drupal.org/node/790416. Thank you, any idea would be nice.

Howdy,

On Wed Jun 27 there will be a meetup in Portsmouth on mobile web app platforms/frameworks.

The abstract reads:

• Mobile web apps are the future but that future is still very uncertain. Brian will go over his experience with various leading mobile web app platforms and go over the good and bad about each. He will be discussing Phonegap, Sencha Touch, Titanium, jQuery Mobile, and many other mobile web frameworks.

Visit Web Dev Meetup to sign up.

Bob

hi there!

I am trying to find out the best way to connect a sencha touch application to a drupal 7 backend. couls anybody tell about a good tutorial or screencast for that problem?
my biggest issue is

a) to make drupal send some JSON data out of views
b) to connect a sencha store to this JSON stream.

any help would be great!
thnx!

While I greatly respect the effort behind this group, I feel that the group's description is more than a bit misleading, so I would like to clarify the current landscape for anyone interested in developing mobile-friendly Drupal themes. To quote the group's description:

"We all remember jQ Touch ... Now its Sencha Touch.. a better Mobile app building framework.. As its all around jquery and html.
lets see the possibilities of having drupal themes being built using Sencha."

1. jQTouch is still alive and kicking
2. Sencha Touch is completely unrelated to either jQuery or jQTouch
3. Sencha Touch doesn't wrap around html, it generates it.

View the full post for more details on the differences between the different libraries.