I'm afraid that currently there is no method on closing the browser window programmatically. It is the default behavior by the browser itself.

Thank you for the idea regarding waterfall layout supported in iOS and Android.

I will have this forwarded to Crosslight development team. The team will check the feasibility to implement this feature in the next update of Crosslight.

Once again, thank you for your feedback. I will keep this thread updated with any news I heard from the team regarding this waterfall layout.

Edited on March 20, 2015 3:19 AM
Reason: Update backlog number information about the feature request.

The feature request is filed under CROS-769.

Glad to hear that installing Android SDK tool Revision 20 resolve the problem.

Should you need further assistance or run into any problems regarding our controls, feel free to post it into our forum. We would be happy to assist you again.

Thank you for your recent inquiry regarding client-binding WebCombo.

Could you please try to use different approach to load new data to the wcStock WebCombo (to re-bind data table instead of adding new rows)? Following snippet code shows a simple sample to rebind data table.

function reloadStockItems (jsonItems)
{
    alert(jsonItems);
    var items = eval(jsonItems);
    
    var rows = purchaseOrder.wcStock.GetRows();
    for (var i = 0; rows[i] != null; i++)
    {
        rows.Remove(rows[i], true);
    }
    
    purchaseOrder.wcStock.Values = null;
	
	var dataTable = new ISDataTable();
    var idColumn = new ISDataColumn(dataTable);
    var descriptionColumn = new ISDataColumn(dataTable);
	var categoryDescriptionColumn = new ISDataColumn(dataTable);
	var groupDescriptionColumn = new ISDataColumn(dataTable);	
    
	/* setup data columns */
    dataTable.Name = dataTable.TableName = "Root";
    idColumn.Name = idColumn.ColumnName = "ID";
    descriptionColumn.Name = textColumn.ColumnName = "Text";
    categoryDescriptionColumn.Name = checkColumn.ColumnName = "Bool";
    groupDescriptionColumn.Name = descColumn.ColumnName = "Desc";
	
	/* add columns to data table */
    dataTable.Columns.Add(idColumn);
    dataTable.Columns.Add(descriptionColumn);
    dataTable.Columns.Add(categoryDescriptionColumn);
    dataTable.Columns.Add(groupDescriptionColumn);
	
	/* add rows to data table */
    for (var i = 0; i < 100; i++)
    {
        var dataRow = dataTable.NewRow();
        dataRow.Cells.GetNamedItem("ID").Value = i;
        dataRow.Cells.GetNamedItem("Text").Value = "Item " + i;
        dataRow.Cells.GetNamedItem("Bool").Value = (i % 3 != 0);
        dataRow.Cells.GetNamedItem("Desc").Value = "Description " + i;
        dataTable.Rows.Add(dataRow);
    }
	
	/* bind the data table to WebCombo */
    wcStock.SetDataSource(dataTable);
    wcStock.DataBind();
    wcStock.Render();
    event.cancelBubble = true;
    event.returnValue = false;
}

I found that (in a working sample) using this approach doesn’t trigger OnAfterItemSelected client-side event.
Please let us know whether this help or not.

Our development team is currently working to make WebGrid control compatible with the IE 11 browser. Should I hear any news from the team regarding this, I will let you know by updating the information in this thread.