It would be very handy if there was a list of the plugins that have been submitted for testing but not yet released. And idea of when they are likely to pop out into the market would be icing on the cake, but for now, I'm just looking for cake! Is there a such a list - have I just missed it?

There is a list somewhere Alan, but I can't remember where! Somewhere in google docs... This is a copy of the latest list via email: "Here is the list of what we have in the backlog and the order in which we will work through these. Keep in mind that not all of these will be approved for the market, but that David will review them and do what he can to make them available. 1. CR Vote for Android and iOS 2. QR Code Reader for iOS only 3. AppSwitcher 4. Webform Generator for iOS 5. User Settings for iOS 6. Inapp ITunes DL 7. Feedback 8. PDF Plus for iOS 9. Menu Slide-out for iOS 10. Calendar for iOS 11. Add to Favorites In addition, we have a Memory Game, Storeviewer, Screen Quiz True/False, Screen Quiz Three, Dictionary, and Calculator, and Push Notifications that have been submitted and are almost ready for David's review."

Thanks @raveyd, good to know. I was hoping somebody had submitted an 'if then else pluging'm And I just spent the weekend playing with slideout menus in JQM too! Presumably you get this because you are a plugin developer? Alan

Hi Alan, yes I'm on the developer list, but there is a list on the net somewhere, I'll try and dig out the link..

@Alan... Thanks for the reminder. I'll get my if then else plugin code named: the Jekyll and Hyde plugin out into the review process quickly. It's ready, just getting tweaked for upload. I think max three days... So what was it about JQM. Do we need a plugin for that? If so, I can get one ready pretty quick. Basically I have already...

Hi @WebNevees Thanks on the update on the (oddly named) Jekyll and Hyde plugin, really looking forward to that one. The JQM reference is to do with some code I found - a slide-out menu, that some people say looks like something facebook uses. I don't use facebook so I wouldn't know, but I really liked this implementation and it uses jquery mobile. I spent some time tweaking the look, adding icons and mocking up some html layouts for an app homepage. I don't know how to write plugins but I thought I might be able to use it with @chris1's html pro plugin. Then I spotted there is a slideout menu in the plugin list that @raveyd posted, which sounds a lot easier (if it works the way I'm hoping)!