Hi David,
In my experience, you can't guarantee that a mobile device will be a full
fledged 'browser' (like Opera mini or Safari for the iPhone), so you don't know
if JS will be supported on a handheld device. This may be less likely now, but
is still valid.
Example: About 3 - 4 years ago I had a Palm based Kyocera which did a pretty
good job of rendering HTML (including allowing you to submit form data), but
had no JS or CSS support.
Is there anything wrong with using something like:
@media handheld { /* insert rules here */ }
http://developer.openwave.com/documentation/xhtml_mp_css_reference/css-ref5.html#669571
Also, this may be helpful:
http://developer.openwave.com/documentation/xhtml_mp_css_reference/
Let us know what you think,
Paul
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