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Is there a JavaScript hack I could place in the URL field which would guide mobile browsers to "m." prefixes and guide my desktop to "www." prefixes, if I provide the "<domain>.<root>" suffix?
I think this would be useful for both Weave and...
Started by _ande_turner_ on
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The browser location by code along the lines of:
window.location.href("http://www." + address)
What you.
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Is there a list of mobile browsers which I must support and test for?
There are so many mobile devices and browser, it may not be possible to test for all and support all.
Yahoo made a list for Desktop browsers http://developer.yahoo.com/yui/articles/...
Started by jitendra on
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ASP.Net has browser capability detection built in via is an updated data file on Codeplex....
The Mobile Device Browser File or WURFL .
MSDN did a decent write up a while back on how to use it .
The System.Web.HttpBrowserCapabilities class.
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What, if any, support is there for CSS3 in mobile browsers? The specific browsers I'm curious about are the ones used in the iPhone, Android, and Blackberry phones. Any links to relevant resources would also be greatly appreciated.
Started by VirtuosiMedia on
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I believe is http://www.quirksmode....
Both iPhone and Android systems use WebKit as the rendering engine in their mobile browsers.
However I don't think any of the mobile browsers currently fully support CSS3.
Compatibility.
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Hi all,
Just getting some css together for a mobile web app (using the xhtml-basic/xhtml-basic11 dtd) and was trying to think of a reliable way to filter for mobile browsers. I've taken a look at http://detectmobilebrowser.com but that appears to filter...
Started by Dug on
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Finally, some mobile browsers are great, especially the new ones that will only be loaded....
Some mobile browsers by default have JavaScript off (I'm looking at you Blackberry browsers start at his mobile tests .
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I want to build a mobile web application that will require the users location. I want to avoid the need to create applications for separate mobile platforms and the growing sophistication of mobile browsers seems a way around that.
Which mobile browsers...
Started by GilShalit on
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Similar question: Which Devices Support Javascript fringe browser platforms running in ....
Since the API is from the W3C, support in the future is likely to be extended to most mobile phones capable of GPS.
browsers (Webkit,Safari).
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Do all other desktop and mobile browsers support content served as application/xhtml+xml except IE's all version till 8 and IE mobile?
Started by jitendra on
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All other browsers "eat.
According to these tests by Simon Pieters, only Opera Mini handles XHTML correctly .
There's something extra to say about mobile devices and content served as application/xhtml+xml .
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I have a windows mobile phone (non touch screen), and was wondering what alternative web browsers exist for this platform?
IE seems slow, and does not do a great job of displaying pages on a small screen.
I tried to install Opera mini, but it downloaded...
Started by Tester101 on
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Ideal there for windows mobile, ....
3) Opera Mini 5
Best UI in Mobile Browsers.
Http://www.opera.com/mobile/
Opera has to be one of the most popular alternative web browsers out as many keyboard shortcuts as Opera Mini.
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I want to read and unzip files in mobile browsers on iPhone and Android, what is the best possible solution. Is there a java script way, I don't want a round trip to server. I need the minimal dependency, so flash is ruled out, any other options?
Started by Priyank Bolia on
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Take a look at
JSXCompressor , which zip/unzip implementation in javascript (although you need to somehow feed it the data ..) There's a Javascript library that unzips... .
Javascript has no file access so it cannot access the zip files stored on disk . .
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My company is considering offering a lightweight mobile web site for data entry in the field (we already have a thick-client mobile application). One hard requirement is that we must be able to capture a signature.
Is there any prior art for capturing...
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Unfortunately most mobile....
I suspect that some mobile browsers don't pass that info onto.
If the mobile browser supports javascript then you might the pattern they follow (signature).
Type in some identifier in the subject.
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We have a rather simple site (minimal JS) with plain html and CSS. It is a simple mobile interface for our main application.
We are running into trouble because we have more than one column and several browsers seem to force single columns.
Through some...
Started by cwhite on
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Desktop browsers (if it's a very heavy application) Site with minimal JS and CSS for good mobile for bad mobile browsers (IE or Blackberry) then try to hack up something that eventually becomes a maintainability nightmare ....
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