| Commit message (Collapse) | Author | Age | Lines |
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for passwords/email to different screens
only works for email screen at moment
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them in the submit form
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also used jquery mobile pageshow/hide events instead of our own
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lower can't find timeouts
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Annoyingly, many variants of Javascript can't parse datetimes in
the ISO 8601 variant that is output by Date's toString method.
Instead, store the date and time as milliseconds since the Unix
epoch, which is more widely supported.
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