Jeppe, you are exactly right. Doing that should work no problem.
Cheers, Tim
Sent from my iPhone
On 3 Oct 2009, at 10:33, Jeppe Nejsum Madsen wrote:
>
> harryh writes:
>
>>> Are they essentially two independent apps in terms of templates and
>>> snippets?
>>
>> Yes. Though they share the sa
harryh writes:
>> Are they essentially two independent apps in terms of templates and
>> snippets?
>
> Yes. Though they share the same model (+ some random extra library
> code).
>
>> That seems like you just want a virtual host via nginx or some
>> other web server.
>
> I could go that route.
> Are they essentially two independent apps in terms of templates and
> snippets?
Yes. Though they share the same model (+ some random extra library
code).
> That seems like you just want a virtual host via nginx or some
> other web server.
I could go that route. But then I have another app t
Are they essentially two independent apps in terms of templates and
snippets? That seems like you just want a virtual host via nginx or some
other web server.
Derek
On Fri, Oct 2, 2009 at 10:03 AM, harryh wrote:
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> > You want the foo_mobile.html template rather than the foo.html template
> (or
> You want the foo_mobile.html template rather than the foo.html template (or
> foo_en.html or foo_es.html).
>
> So, the rest of the logic stays the same (page access, etc.) but the
> template selection is different. Is this correct?
No, not really. There isn't a 1:1 mapping of pages between th
Hmmm... this is a bit like localization. What you really want is a flag
that will choose alternate templates for each page. So, if you come to
http://m.harryh.org/foo
You want the foo_mobile.html template rather than the foo.html template (or
foo_en.html or foo_es.html).
So, the rest of the log
harryh,
Are you using sitemap? It strikes me that if you do not want /mobile/
to be accessible, then don't include it in your sitemap, right?
Cheers, Tim
On Oct 2, 3:07 am, harryh wrote:
> I wanthttp://m.harryh.orgto visit a mobile version of my site so I
> added the following rewrite rule:
>
