On Jul 22, 2011, at 7:35 PM, Ross Peoples wrote: > After some hacking on the welcome application, I have finally got this > working! I attached a screenshot of a "/default/test" function I created. > That URL uses the "test.html" view when viewed on the desktop browser, and > the same URL uses the "test.mobile.html" view when viewed using the iPhone > Simulator. I chose to go with ".mobile.html" instead of just ".mobile" for > the extension because it still gives you the syntax highlighting in text > editors when it still ends in .html. > > I hope Massimo accepts my mobile browser detection patch so that I can attach > the new welcome application that supports this new desktop/mobile dual mode. > I'd certainly like a few testers before I submit a formal patch with the new > dual site support. >
I haven't been following this thread in detail, so excuse the repetition. Now that it's working, could you summarize the logic? I'm curious how the .mobile string is being used; it seems like it'd be better, if possible, not to clutter up the path with a fairly long extra element if that could be avoided.
