A quick google search shows how to use the Embeded Safari browser to
change the user-agent.
If you change the user-agent to something a desktop would use, it
should work for you.
Realize though that this will then give the desktop presentation of
the website, which may not be ideal..
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1095045/spoofing-the-user-agent-of-an-embedded-safari-browser-on-the-iphone
On Aug 19, 2009, at 12:57 PM, Michael Paladino wrote:
A friend of mine is working on an iPhone app that will provide an
option to post some text to Twitter via the “status” querystring.
For example,http://twitter.com/?status=My%20status%20update. This
works fine from a desktop or laptop, but when on an iPhone, Twitter
recognizes that it’s a mobile device and redirects to m.twitter.com
which does not handle the “status” querystring. Anyone know a way
to force Twitter to go straight to the non-mobile version or have
any other work around?
Thanks in advance.
Michael
