I developed a website full of JavaScript and all other dynamic stuff. I want to convert this website to mobile site using Dreamweaver or any other tool. Is that possible or I have to create mobile site for the same website from start?
Check out Dreamweaver's Media Query feature. It will allow you to set up different style sheets for different sized screens. See the docs or Adobe's Dev Center for tutorials on how to use Media Queries.
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I want to test Mraid (http://www.iab.net/mraid) on mobile application, but I can't find a good solution.
in this link :
https://github.com/mikerowehl/mraid-testing
He describes about device testing but it is for 3 years ago and doesn't work now.
i want to use my own server to push mraid ad to my application for testing like this now.
How can I have a testing application?
How should I do in server?
As you already know Mraid compatible Ads contain HTML+ Javascript(And javascript uses Mraid API).
Since you don't have any server that delivers Mraid Ads to you.What I would do is simply create some index.html resource file inside your APP and load this resource within the webview where you want to load the Ad.
E.g. In IOS check this stackoverflow link for:how to load javascript into webview from local resources
Just create some basic Mraid Ad (there are lots of examples on this site https://wiki.operamediaworks.com/display/AMS/MRAID+Sample+Ads and I usually use this mraid diagnostics Ad to test all the mraid related functionality http://admarvel.s3.amazonaws.com/demo/mraid/MRAID_v2_diagnostics.txt).
Hope it helps!
MRAID - Mobile Rich Media Ad Interface Definitions - allows to use device(native) functionality from HTML/JS code.
[Android principle implementation]
IAB describes a common API but a technical part is provided by Ad SDK and consists of:
mraid.js
custom WebView
For testing your implementation you can use next resources:
IAB webtester tool
IAB SDK tester
IAB tags, admarvel tag
I'm developing a netflix client on vb.net, and i need it to run silverlight and needed extensions that netflix requires to display the video stream.
how can i change webbrowser from default to another one that works with my needs, and what browser is that?
If you're looking for a different web rendering engine you should try the Gecko web engine. From my experience it is much faster than the traditional IE engine and more compatible with plugins and web content. The engine integrates well into VB.NET applications so using it in your program should work. The engine itself does stream videos from netflix if that's the intent. you can download this rendering engine just from searching it but for convinience I'll put a link to a site where you can find it here.
I have a existing sharepoint site.
How can I make this site mobile compatible . DO I need to create separate pages for mobile view and navigate to them when ever user browses the site in mobile? And could any you refer any useful links for the above
Any help is appriciated
as far as I know, sharepoint is already capable of handling mobile view.
Here you can see that it is already indicated in the site information regarding the mobile site for the sharepoint site. You can access this through site actions>site settings and you will see it on the right portion of the screen.
I have an idea to develop iOS App which update user if any feed is updated on wordpress website. Please tell the way/steps how i can achieve the same.
I have tried and searched on google but didn't got solution for my problem. This is one thing i got on youtube about web site reader : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bk0d1npGoq4 But, I doesn't have to developer such app which reads web site content, i would like to show notification as soon as feed on the web is updated.
This is the website ( http://www.webhostingbreak.com/ ) whose reader i want to developer.
Please suggest me some solutions or logic which can help me to complete my task.
You've got several way to access the content of a Wordpress blog.
First and easiest solution is to use the basic RSS feed which is available on any Wordpress, and which is compatible with other kinds of websites.
With Wordpress, more specifically, you can use the XML-RPC API embed by the CMS.
This API need to be enable on the Wordpress website and every request will have to be authenticated with a real user to the Wordpress website (you can implement the registration process in the app or use a generic user in every installed app).
You have several library which handle the XML-RPC calls such as https://github.com/corristo/xmlrpc
I am stuck on developing a mobile view for my SP2010 publishing portal. It is Internet-facing with custom pages / web parts (e.g. http://server/Pages/customPage.aspx with custom webparts on it). The site has a custom master page.
I am having the following issues with the built-in mobile functionality:
The welcome page. Navigating to
http://server/?Mobile=1 redirects me
to
http://server/_layouts/mobile/mbllists.aspx, which just shows a table of lists / document libraries available. For
my portal, I want to show a
dashboard, just like I currently do for the "normal" non-mobile view.
Navigating to one of my custom
pages (e.g.
http://server/Pages/customPage.aspx?Mobile=1)
also redirects to
http://server/_layouts/mobile/mbllists.aspx.
So in effect there is really no helpful built-in mobile support at all; just the ability to view lists with a mobile device.
So I have a number of issues and I'm hoping for some high-level help. My thought is that I should do the following tasks:
Create a separate master page for mobile
Figure out how to choose this master page based on "is client a mobile device?"
Figure out how to prevent the redirection to /_layouts/mobile/mbllists.aspx
Then I think the mobile site will operate similarly to the normal site.
Am I on the right track?
[Edit]
With what I have seen from links from #moontear and other research I've done, it sounds like my best option is to just disable built-in SharePoint mobile support, and just do my own conditional rendering based off of Request.Browser.IsMobileDevice.
Check out the extensive MSDN documentation about how to customize Mobile Views:
How to: Customize Mobile List View and Form Pages
when you check out that page you can see that you can already change the layouts of the list forms and maybe that is enough for you - but as you said you want a custom "Dashboard", you probably want to look into how the mobile redirection works:
Overview of Mobile Pages and the Redirection System
You can set which device is treated as mobile device by editing the compat.browse file as explained in this post: SP2010 Branding Tip #6 – Mobile Browsers, this way the device you set is shown your regular Sharepoint page (answering your questions 2/3).
Copy the "_layouts/mobile" folder to e.g. "_layouts/MyCompany/mobile", in webconfig add following appSetting key:
<add key="mobile_applicationrootdirectory" value="_layouts/MyCompany/mobile/"/>
After that you can add branding, css, etc. to your own mobile folder.
SharePoint is using this by calling SPMobileUtility.GetAppRootDirName()
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ee553908(v=office.14).aspx
using powershell
Disable-SPFeature -Identity MBrowserRedirect -Url http://url