I am developing an ASP.Net website which has a listbox which will be accessed by IPAD.The problem I am facing is that listbox has rather long text and IPAD does not show horizontal scrollbar when I use div tags. The two-finger horizontal scrolling doesn't work either on IPAD /Iphone.
How can i test the mobile application in different emulators like BlackBerry & MOtrola etc phones. Can any body tell, where can i get the BB, Nokia, motrola emulators.
I am new to mobile applications. How to develop a .net web application which will support all the phones like iphone, blackberry etc...For developing this applications what are the softwares we need.
I have read many pages on detecting mobile phones but my question is for setting the screen size for this. I can easily made the screen the same size as my mobile phone but on some devices you still have to zoom in to see it. Is this mainly on the device side that needs to be set? Is there any way to tell the device to show the page zoomed in?
If I have a asp.net site for desktop, what should I do to enable smart phones ?By mistake I added a / to the URL and I noticed that the desktop web site was simple, no buttons, just URL links set to a side.
I have an assignment to develop a mobile application for My company's customers (around 250000). its could be download from our website or we can also provide to our customers those are visiting our branches, on their demand.Requirments:
I need a set of basic Ajax controls that work well with ASP.NET. I need the basic controls, like lists, trees, masked edits, accordians etc. However, my twist is that many of the users of my web app will be using mobile browsers on Android and iPhone, so the controls need to work well in small screen touch oriented formats. (For example, the ASP.Net Ajax library resize control just doesn't work well in this environment.)
Does anyone have any experience and recommendations in this area?
I've some files stored in a SQL database. When a user visits a url with the given ID, the BLOB data is retrieved from the database to the webbrower via:
I am very new to iPhone development. I have some queries regarding it and these are:
1) Can I develop iPhone application on Windows PC with the help of .NET framework? I have heard that if it is required to distribute the app throgh iPhone store, it must be developed on MAC OS.
2) Is there any open source framework that does the same? The purpose is to distribute the application.
3) Is there only one solution - get a intel MAC OS and develop iPhone app on this very machine?
I finally got iphone's VPN working with our firewall so iphone users can see our Intranet pages. But I'm having trouble with pages which contain links to pdf files stored on network shares. The pages render links similar to this:
<a href="\server1pdfsfile1.pdf.zip">file1.pdf</a>
When viewed with IE7 on a Vista desktop these links work great, opening the pdf file in the browser window. But on the iPhone the link results in a 404 error.
Is there some trick to rendering a link to a PDF file stored on a network share that Safari can open, or is it just not possible?
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?
I have a webpage with an asp.net 2.0 upload file control, it works on Windows, but not in the IPad/IPhone, the textbox of the upload control has disappeared, and the button of the upload control is disabled.