Michael Herger;152261 Wrote:
> But you wouldn't seriously consider a mobile phone a more important
> platform for this application than a PDA, would you?
Not to control slimserver, no.
By the way, if you stick to XHTML Basic (as I wrote previously), your
site will work with Pocket IE ('according to this'
(http://www.geekzone.co.nz/content.asp?contentid=2567)) as well as
millions of other devices. And to test an XHTML Basic site, you don't
need a Pocket IE emulator--you can use one of the free emulators.
Biggest problem with XHTML Basic is client-side scripting, or lack
thereof. It's not consistent on devices, so it's best to assume there
isn't any (unless you are ONLY targeting PocketIE). You should be aware
that Palm and Blackberry devices don't have PocketIE AFAIK.
So what about Visual Studio .NET. Do you want me to check for you if it
has a PocketIE emulator? I know it has a mobile device emulator because
I've launched it (it shows a mobile phone or PDA). I just haven't
checked to see if it has PocketIE on it.
--
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