Mobiles :: Unable To View Website From BlackBerry?
Feb 10, 2010
I have a asp.net (3.5) small website i created and uploaded to our server, which can be viewed on all browsers (firefox, ie, chrome) but every time i try to use my blackberry to view it I get a http 500 internal server error.
I tried to use the asp.net fileupload control for uploading a picture or music file, from blackberry device to server. But, What happened is ; the file is uploaded , ie, the file is created with 0 bytes in it. That is, file is actually not uploaded. Since blackberry browser doesn't support other fileformats, the device contains only .png & .m4a fileformats in its samples. I have used these sample in blackberry for uploading. The same has occured in the case of .m4a files also... Why is it so...? One more thing... The blackberry browser which I am refering here is the blackberry browser simulator, bold 9700.
I'm working on a web page that will be viewed on a blackberry (to start with). On the page I need to be able to add calendar events to the user's blackberry calendar or add new contact records to their contact list.
I've found the api on RIM's site that would allow this [URL] but I have no how to incorporate it into an asp.net page.
I assume I need to write inline javascript but I don't know how to import/include the API libraries that are required. Does anyone know how to do this or, better yet, have some sample code? If this is even possible, I think I just need to get past this hurdle and I'll be on my way (until I trip over the next one ).
I got an application to support, it's an asp.net web project, on the 1.1 dot.net framework.It's all ok, with the application, when it runs on web brownsers, and when I try run it from inside a blackberry mobile phone it runs ok too, except when I try to execute an Response.Redirect("some_page_of_my_app.aspx").It always goes to the default page (login page), and ask for login again, and I never can do a redirect.
surprisingly postbackurl is not working in blackberry!. Using javascript i am posting hidden field data to another server. so can't use code behind postback.
I got an application to support, it's an asp.net web project, on the 1.1 dot.net framework.
It's all ok, with the application, when it runs on web brownsers, and when I try run it from inside a blackberry mobile phone it runs ok too, except when I try to execute an Response.Redirect("some_page_of_my_app.aspx").
It always goes to the default page (login page), and ask for login again, and I never can do a redirect.Is there someone that have any idea what the problem about that?
Our web application can be reached from Blackberry, but when we try to open https, blackberry fails. bytheway, we followed the instructions on http://roopeshreddy.wordpress.com/2010/10/25/developing-web-applications-for-blackberry-mobiles-using-microsoft-asp-net
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.
Is there any way to get the address book contacts from a blackberry device in a .net web application?We have a .net web application that can be accessible from a Blackberry device.What we need is a way of getting the Blackberry contacts list from a blacberry device the same way when you send an email:When you send an email you can type some characters on the "To" field then hit "enter" and the blackberry device is doing a lookup function returning a list of contacts based on the keywork you typed. Maybe there is a way of calling a blackberry API from a javascript function that would perform the same way described.
Mobile web is no longer supported in latest version of Visual Studio. Please do following with Vs2008 or VS2010
- Create standard ASP.NET website with standard "Web Forms"
- Design the content of web forms for your mobile pages based on device family that are going to access your website. For e.g. iPhone, Andriod
- Add a detector process, which detects from where request is coming. If it is mobile than redirect user to mobile optimized pages.
- Different mobile has different capabilities (e.g screen size, image support, html support, xhtml support etc.). So it is very important that you know what type of device is trying to access your website and accordingly render required HTML/XHTML supported by the mobile device. [URL] So I have a basic website with .aspx pages. When they are on a blackberry the words wrap on top of the second line over the TEXTBOXES. Is there a basic place that can tell me how to fix this? Or what to use in the place of the CSS that are causing this on the blackberry devices?
I have an Mobile web application. In my application i have Link Button control and Drop Down list control. These controls are not working in BlackBerry devices. Does any come across this problem? Can you give me better solution for this?Iam thinking to implement javascript for DropDownList control?
So I created a site optimized to be rendered in a mobile device. I set the Width Site is looking good on Blackberry of my <DIV> tags to be about 300px, for the most part, to account for the reduced screen size. However, the IPhone Safari browser renders this to the screen extremely small, and I can only assume that it's automatically reducing the size of the html accordingly to fit the device. Again, Blackberry does not do this.
we have deveoped a mobile application . and have some link buttons ,thease linkbuttons are working fine with blackberry curve but not working when we use Blackberry bold (9650, 9700)
I have just deployed a website using the copy website tool and I'm unable to get to the login page. I just get an HTTP 500 page saying:
The website is under maintenance The website has a programming error. I'm not sure what is happening here. The connection string points to a server hosting my SQL DB so I don't have to amend that. The website runs fine on the dev machine so I'm at a loss.
i 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 about to begin creating a mobile version of our company's website, and I have some questions. I've spent many hours reading and researching online, but I can't find some of the answer I need.
1. How can I test a mobile website locally? Are there emulators I can download? Can I plug a phone into my PC and test from the device? I'd like to see how the website looks on the device locally so I can make changes accordingly.
2. With the different screens and resolutions on mobile devices, what is the best width to use for the page layout? Is there a set width of pixels that is a standard to follow, or should it be set at 100%?
3. What is the best way to handle mobile browser detection? So far I've found that I should add code to the Page_Load event of the Master page of our website that checks Request.Browser.IsMobileDevice and redirects to the mobile site if this returns true. Is this the best way?
I would like to truncate my existing website for use with mobile devices specifically the iphone. how might I accomplish this? Are there MS tools or methodolgies for truncating my site without building a new website from scratch?
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?