I have upgraded to the latest versions of core and AT Commerce Deve releases as of June 14, 2012 from stable versions of version 2. I can scale the window size on my desktop and everything works fine, but I am getting the full desktop layout view on my iphone instead of a responsive mobile friendly layout.

http://tractor.irishninjas.com

It was working fine in version 2 and now nothing is working. I am also getting illegal choice errors.

Screenshots of responsive working on my desktop:

http://puu.sh/AT9L
http://puu.sh/AT9w

Comments

Jeff Burnz’s picture

Title: Responsive Works Fine on Chrome Desktop, But Not At All On Mobile Devices » Two col stack layout CSS not printing in the responsive layout
Priority: Major » Normal

They are firing but there is CSS missing for the two col stack layout you are using in Tablet Portrait.

Can you please attach a file from you site here, its called at_commerce_settings.info, you will find it in the generated files folder, such as:

sites/default/files/adaptivetheme/at_commerce_files_5a306eb9/at_commerce_settings.info

BTW, site looks fine on my Android phone in Opera mini (portrait view). I'll look into it right away, please attach that file.

Jeff Burnz’s picture

Can you save the theme settings again - make sure you have the right layouts selected (just check there is something selected, in case they became un-selected), then let me know when you have done this.

What happened is the two col stack layout morphed into two different layouts in 7.x-3.x, namely "two_sidebars_right_stack", and "two_sidebars_left_stack".

Your theme is telling me there is a "two col stack" layout trying to be used, which does not exist anymore, so there is some issue with the saved theme settings updating correctly.

Jeff Burnz’s picture

Status: Active » Fixed

I have added a check to the core theme so this can never happen. Its an artifact of upgrading I believe, so the fix was to add another check for backwards compatibility.

Status: Fixed » Closed (fixed)

Automatically closed -- issue fixed for 2 weeks with no activity.