Reply With QuoteI don't see one on my Android phone either. I always assumed you could just read the forum on the mobi version but need to view the full version to log in/post.
Is it possible? I sure as hell can't seem to find an option to on my Blackberry. Do I have to go to ttlg.COM as opposed to .mobi to log in proper? Thanks.
I don't see one on my Android phone either. I always assumed you could just read the forum on the mobi version but need to view the full version to log in/post.
Yes, .mobi is read-only.
There's too much to do to develop a read/write version.
Would something like Tapatalk be an option?
Still needs a login-able forum to run though doesn't it?
I'm pretty sure it just converts the main site into an easy-to-swallow version for mobiles, not the mobi version.
The mobi's also a pretty useful resource for reading the forums while banned, as threads you've read stay read.
Didn't know about this!Originally Posted by Matthew
I've just set up.
(posted from their iPhone app)
Excellent!
Nice one. Now I have a reason to get Tapatalk.
Mmmm, David, how's about a look at your mobile browser detection script plz?
The only one in use is part of Tapatalk, which you can see here http://www.ttlg.com/forums/mobiquo/tapatalkdetect.js
Nice, thanks.
I needed a script to direct people to the mobile version of my site and I've been looking and not found a decent one. If that'll do for tapatalk it'll do for me! (Unless you say otherwise - I defer to your greater coding knowledge).
Depends what platform you're using and what you're looking for.
I've used everything from simple user agent lookups to 51 Degrees.
The latter is great for .Net projects as it uses WURFL to give you the specifications of the mobile device (capabilities, screen size etc). I've used this to tweak the mobile sites for things like older BlackBerries (pre 5.0) which have terrible browsers.
I just wanted a javascript to do it. I don't mess with asp or .Net and I don't really have need of PHP at the moment - I'm on a HTML5, CSS3 and JavaScript tip.
I'm currently getting the following error when trying to access this page.
XML Parsing Error: mismatched tag. Expected:.
Location: http://www.ttlg.mobi/now-what-are-yo...5-page-82.aspx
Line Number 26, Column 450:
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I haven't used the mobile site since tapatalk was enabled. Can your phone not use tapatalk?
$(document).ready(function(){
});
I didn't know TTLG was Tapatalk enabled until I saw it while browsing the Tapatalk network. Nice! Thank you!!
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