Hi

Hi,

I am using an iPad Pro with a keyboard, and want to load the desktop version of my list, not the touch enabled version. Is there a way to force use of the desktop, keyboard version?

Thanks,

Alex

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  1. Mark Dickens6 June 2016 at 06:46

    Hi Alex, not sure whether this is possible but if you don't mind using the beta version it will show a desktop version on iOS. Just go to beta.checkvist.com and login. I use it for some features I can't get at any other way on my iPhone

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  2. Alex McKenna6 June 2016 at 06:53

    Hi Mark,

    I tried beta.checkvist.com and it seems to be the same as checkvist.com, I get the same yellow box with touch specific instructions at the top. I am trying to use Ctrl + arrow keys to move items, and instead of moving them, the screen scrolls up and down, same with alt, cmd, and shift. No way to move items in a list. I will have to try other features and see if they work. I am using the Logitech keyboard that attaches using the wired connector, not a Bluetooth keyboard, if that makes a difference.

    Thanks,

    Alex

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  3. Mark Dickens6 June 2016 at 06:59

    Oh I see what you're trying to do now. Well I too have a Bluetooth keyboard and for the sort of support you are wanting I think it depends entirely on the app you're using to provide the integration points. "Drafts" on iOS offers this sort of thing. However, Checkvist is browser-based and so very likely what you want is not possible. Having said that I could be wrong and if you do find out how to do it let me know as it would be AWESOME :)

    P.S. Ok, I could be wrong as shortcuts like "tt" and CTRL-D work (presumably via JavaScript) so over to the experts!

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  4. Kirill Maximov (KIR)10 June 2016 at 08:04

    Hello, unfortunately, Checkvist does not support bluetooth keyboards so far. Most likely we'll work on this in the scope of this task: https://checkvist.uservoice.com/forums/239385-checkvist-mobile/suggestions/5862668-keyboard-support

    Thanks!

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