I have my Desktop version ready.Is there is any faster method or tool which will help me to convert my website to mobile site.
Check out this link. This may help you.
The best way is to add a separate mobile site and have mobile browsers redirect to this.
Go through this guide for adding a separate mobile site .
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I have tested my site with google chrome audits tool and with google chrome extension 'Responsive Web Design Tester'. With them my site is fully responsive. But When I test my site with https://material.io/resizer, it's not taking my url and says "Heads up!
The resizer is a tool for viewing non-Google websites using material design responsive UI breakpoints. The resizer will not ask for account information—you don't need to enter it when using this tool."
I have to test my site with it, because it is required.enter image description here
Use Google Chrome and make sure you are logged into your Gmail account. It will work then ;-)
My problem is solved. I was using http://xxxxxxxxxxxxx.com/learn
But when I have made it secured(https://), then it's working fine. So the new url is https://xxxxxxxxxxxxx.com/learn
So, it was only for the security reason. My site's content is same as before.
I have a Wordpress hosted application and I need to create a mobile version of it. As I read in one article, there is a way create a mobile application from hosted web application (not sure if that technique has any particular name). I was able to create the mobile application but I ran into a issue; when I am redirecting to any page, the mobile application is opening the browser to show the page. After some research I found that the solution will be to change all the href to window.open(url, '_system'). Is there any easier way to solve this issue?
The same article shows how to use the Camera plugin with the hosted ASP.Net application. Could anyone suggest an article that shows how to do the same thing but with Wordpress application.
You should have a look at WordPress hybrid project if you are looking for managed and performance enhanced app.
Otherwise, you can also use inAppBrowser for easy and fast development here is a Docs.
I want to understand more the purpose and way of working with AMP (Accelerated Mobile Pages).
If I am using AMP do I need to serve two sites or a responsive one will do the trick? or what is the correct work approach?
AMP can work with an existing website, RWD would replace a current website
AMP currently only works with static content, RWD can be used for any website
AMP solves a very specific problem: delivering mobile-friendly published content as fast as possible. For websites delivering published content to mobile users, AMP will very likely provide a better user experience faster than anything else out there. However, AMP is not full-featured enough for websites that rely on web forms and custom JavaScript functionality.
Its really depend on your content and service.
I have made a website in jquerymobile using asp.net mvc3. this site is working fine on desktop but not working properly in mobile phones.
here is url of login page of my website. it is not working perfectly in android phone
http://partypack.co.il/
but here is design page, which is not dynamic, but it is working perfectly
http://partypack.co.il/wiseevent/login.html
Can any one please tell why this is happening ?
thanx in advance !
I have worked on jquery mobile and made mobile site on MVC3,
you need to add these two files
jquery.mobile.structure.min.css
jqmfb.min.css
I have created a Login webpage in asp.net with oracle as back end. Its kind of portal thing.
When I am loading the web page in laptop browser its completely fine.
When I am loading the web page in mobile browser its loading as normal with no problems.
But I want to load the page with a customized view when browsed in iPhone/mobile . Can anyone give me idea how to do it please?
Example: when facebbook.com loads in iphone it uses the same databse but completely different view than in desktop.
Thank you
The best way I find to do this is to add a separate mobile site (e.g. m.domain.com), and have mobile browsers redirect to this.
For adding a seperate mobile site, this guide seems to explain it very well.