Hi Trent,
>> There's only 5 seconds in the time stamp i provided.
sorry - I'm used to writing and reading it as hh:mm, not mm:ss. clearly your is mm:ss.
So what happened there was that as a completed the login field (by clicking on the drop arrow) the login field was sent to the server, and the drop opened. The server then replied with a new login field (because it's set to do immediate validation) and so the drop field closed. (The selection didn't change at all, but the drop part contracted).
There are a couple ways around this - turning off immediate validation on the login and password fields would be probably the correct way to do it.
>> Doing it on the 'Password' field is not ideal either. How is the user prompted to click out or tab out of the 'Password' field when there is nothing else to click except the 'Login' button?
yes, I can see that that's also not idea. (There is a "done" button on the keyboard, but it's not that intuitive for folk to press that.
I was thinking about this over the weekend and maybe I'd separate the database selected from the login screen completely.
a) assume last database as last time logged in
b) give the user a menu item, ro setting to select the database
c) drive the user to that setting on first login, or perhaps just connect them by default to the first database.
But these are just suggestions.
I am looking into a build with the latest jquery.mobile which may help with your other issues.
cheers
Bruce