Your reply encouraged me to try a hack solution. I've managed to successfully test the PPR panelPageRoot and poll components with following browsers:
Opera 8.54 Windows Desktop userAgent string "Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 6.0; Windows NT 5.1; nb) Opera 8.54 " Opera 9.20, Windows Desktop userAgent string "Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 6.0; Windows NT 5.1; nb) Opera 9.20" Opera 8.5 Nokia N800, Linux userAgent String "Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 6.0; X11; Linux armv6l; U) Opera 8.5 [no_NO] Maemo browser 0.7.11 RX-34_2007SE_3.2007.10-7" Basically the reason for Opera is not rendered as PPR capable or with partially broken PPR capabilities is that the browser up to version 9.0 always spoofed itself as MSIE. What I did, was to rearrange some of the if-elses in Core.js and AgentFactoryImpl.java. and instead of Opera beeing detected falsly as MSIE because of its spoof, I've hardcoded it to be detected as Gecko by the JavaScript. I'm not sure if this breaks any compability whatsoever, but it works for PPR at least, which was my goal. I have however another issue now, at least on the N800 device, I'm not sure how to exactly test this on the desktop: Every time a PPR is issued, it seems as the device downloads the script file as well, which is rather unnecessary - could this have anything to do with the browser not respecting header repsonse/expiry date of the script file? -- Safi Adam Winer skrev: > The detection and support isn't there - we'd love a patch from > someone with this device who could implement and test this > functionality. > > -- Adam > > > On 5/3/07, Safurudin Mahic <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >> Hi, >> >> I am using trunk builds of Trinidad, it seems as the framework isn't >> capable of detecting the Opera browser (mobile edition, 8.5) on the >> Nokia N800 device as capable of doing PPR, page refreshs that were >> supposed to be PPR are actually full page refreshs. >> >> The framework is able to detect a regular desktop Opera 8.5 browser >> as PPR-capable. >> >> I believe it should be able to detect the Opera mobile as >> PPR-capable also, because both the mobile and the desktop browsers >> support the XmlHttpRequest JS object model, and I've found the N800 >> device >> to be working on several AJAX-enabled sites. >> >> >> Hope someone could provide an answer, or even better, a possible >> workaround for correct detection. >> >> >> Best regards, >> Safurudin Mahic >> >>
