i have a web created on asp
And i want to make it mobile phone web, such that user can use it through his / her cell phone. I don't have any knowledge about XML And also i don't have knowledge of .NET. How can I do this?
I have googled this topic and found lots of solutions like
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But still I am confused how to start. I have made some asp.net websites in which i was applying JQuery, Ajax, webservices this technology. Now i want to make that website in a lighter mobile version(windows phone, android phone, tablet, iphone, other mobile device).
creating a mobile version of the website I have created in WebMatrix. I have created the website and the email form and the data input forms and all seems to work ok with the SQL Server Compact 4 database, but I now want to create a version to run on my smartphone (it's a htc hd2 running windows mobile 6.5.3, though I think I may have to produce it to run on windows mobile 7 -feel free to comment).
There are some good tutorials out there for WebMatrix generally but I have yet to find anything covering the scenario above.
The other query relates to deploying the WebMatrix site. I know there is webhosting offered on WebMatrix, but I can't find a simple guide to what spec to be looking for in any package offering webhosting. (poor student looking for cheapest offer for trialling practise sites) I think I have come to the conclusion that if they offer Microsoft ASP.NET 4 then that should be ok for the Razor syntax and cope with the cshtml, and that at the basic level I am working at I don't need an SQL database as part of the hosting package as the compact travels as a file with the rest of the site.
Pretend i have an existing web-site, e.g.:[URL]i now want to expose a mobile version of this web-site:
m.stackoverflow.com
IIS, with its host-header name resolution, would normally require two web-sites to be created:
www.stackoverflow.com
m.stackoverflow.com
Except now i have two web-sites in IIS. This means i have to duplicate code/files between them. i don't need to (nor do i want to) duplicate all the "model" and "controller" code between two web-sites. i would much rather have one web-site that exposes a mobile version.
i could have the default page in m.stackoverflow.com simply perform a redirect to a mobile landing page on the "real" web-site:
m.stackoverflow.comdefault.asp:
<% Response.Redirect "www.stackoverflow.com/mobile" %>
Then the client will end up at (for example) www.stackoverflow.com/mobile/default.aspx.
This isn't what i want. i want it to appear to the browser that they are visiting m.stackoverflow.com.
So what i could do in IIS is have two host-header names for one IIS web-site:
stackoverflow.com
m.stackoverflow.com
and inspect the http-request HOST header: [URL]
Host: stackoverflow.com
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i have developed a mobile version of a website which using ajax and displays at 100% width via css.this displays and works fine on the HTC phones, i have a few issues below, i have read a few post saying you can preset the phones browser settings do you know how i can fix the problems below?iphone - my css width is 100% the iphone is scaling the site to a very small versionblackberry - ajax is not working
View 1 RepliesI have one mobile website using ASP.NET with c# language. The problem which i have rise you that, I have two websites with same domain name, they are Desktop websites and mobile website
1. Desktop websites ->www.****.com -> this is i have used to view full websites in IE,FIREFOX,CHROME,etc...
2.mobile website ->www.****.com -> this is i have used to display mobile website using any mobile devices like iphone, stc, nokia, samsung, etc...
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I would like to take our current mobile website and redesign it for iPhone use. All of the code on our website is currently run server-side and is split up in multiple pages, but I would like to get all the client-side features like transition animations and iPhone-like buttons that jQTouch offers. Where should I start?
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But I am not sure How do I integrate.. this in my existing application...
Also my site is running in godaddy shared hosting server..
I currently have a ASP.NET web application that was designed for desktops/laptops. Now we need a mobile version of this application. I have never developed mobile application before and am looking for any good tips before i start. Things that i have been thinking about like how do you know when load the mobile version or the normal version.
View 2 RepliesI am about to a client develop a mobile version of their EPiServer site. The mobile version should have different functionality than the regular but some content might be shared so that it won't have be maintained twice.
I'm thinking about using jQuery Mobile as the user interface system to reach as many users as possible with the same solution and possibly 51degrees.mobi for best detection of mobile devices.
Does anyone have any experience in how to do this with EPiServer? How to structure? I'm thinking of using a sub-node (/mobile) that gets hidden on the regular site but I'm not sure it's the best solution.
I have an existing web application developed in Asp.Net F/W 3.5 and a mobile version of the same need to be created.
May i have some suggestions on:
How can i start with?.Some links & sites that would give me more clarity on how to approach this requirement. Is there any ASP.Net/iis features or Visual Studio option that ease this mobile version creation? As there are RadControls & Ajax used throughout the application, what should i be careful about? Will it require every form in the UI to be replaced and take the same time as the old UI creation? What all thinks should i be considering in the performance/optimization point of view?.
this is my css for the mobile version I was just wondering how I can change the size of the textboxes for the mobile version to make them smaller but don't change on the computer version? if you go here on the mobile version youll see what I mean URL... the code for the form is inside this class tag.
<section class="left-col">
</secion>
PHP Code:
/*--------MEDIA!!!-----------*/@media screen and (max-width: 478px){ body{
font-size: 13px; }}@media screen and (max-width: 740px){ nav {
width: 100%; margin-bottom: 10px; } nav ul{ list-style: none;
margin: 0 auto; padding-left: 0px; } nav ul li{ text-align: center;
margin-left: 0 auto; width: 100%; border-top: 1px solid #878E63;
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i m creating asp.net Mobile website page to download symbian .sis file to mobile ,but its not geting download properly.its working perfectly on desktop.
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Redirects to a page with an error, the desktop version works on mobile no, is how to fix it
I've got an external site that's built in SharePoint 2007. the user of the site need to have an option to view the full site when accessed from a mobile device. I am thinking of just creating a button control to do this. The question is, what would be the best solution to do this?
View 1 RepliesI am running an asp.net website.which is working perfect.
now my boss is asking me to put version of the website.On what scenario i can do this part.
I have created a simple app with a page having a server side form, three fields and a button that submits and performs two operations - 1) adds the form fields to the database table 2) sends an email. Now everything works fine on the web browser on my machine but when I access the app through my mobile, the page does not seem to work. the UI and all are set but the button click functionality doesnt seem to be working and also the label which is set after a successful submit is already visible and showing the "thank you" message. Am i doing something wrong here? I have checked the app on Nokia Smartphone browser, android phone, and iphone simulator.
View 2 Repliesi am developing a mobile website ... and the target devices are windows mobile or black berry... following is my form code...
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i have uploaded the site to the server .... when i try to access the site... it is showing the 404 error... but working in Windows Mobile simulator with out any error
I'm developing a web site in ASP.NET/C# that is targeted at mobile users.
What calendar control do you recommend, that will work on Nokia, Safari, Opera?
Usually in an ASP.NET Web Application I would write - My.Application.Info.ProductName or My.Application.Info.Version, but I'm looking at an older ASP.NET Web Site and it doesn't have the Application option.
Does anyone know the equivalents?
to send and receive messages from my website on to a mobile and if it is then how.
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The site is asp.net
I've just completed my first iPhone-compatible & Droid-compatible mobile app. At one time, I was confounded by differences in back button behaviour between the two platforms, but I came up with a suitable workaround.One thing remains that I'd like to correct if it's at all possible. The application is very session-variable dependent, so naturally, its very dependent on sessions. Users invariably use leave pages open when they turn off their smartphones, and this means that they return to a non-repsonsive timed-out page when they turn it back on. Can anything be done to preclude this? As in active web app or no web app?
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