Viewing this site on my Axim

[Duckman]

I attempted to view the site with my Axim. It seemed to work fine in the beginning, I clicked on Login and typed in my username and password. It got me in, but as I scrolled down the site, the username and password fields stayed on the screen.....all filled in. As well, the radio buttons that you display during login also stayed on the screen. These fields covered up the forum topics. :huh:

I attempted to click on some of the items on the screen and was not able to go anywhere.

I cleared out my temporary internet files and tried accessing it again, and received the same thing.

I just wanted to know if you had developed this site to be viewed on a PPC or not.


Duckman

PS, I like this smilie h34r: ....don't know why but it is cool!

[Elyod]

h34r: A ninja maybe?

[Computer Ninja]

I tried to view this site with PIE (Pocket Internet Explorer).
It gave me similar problems.

Now, I'm trying Thunderhawk, and the site looks pretty damn good on it.

I'm not sure hiw ard it would be to develop the site to work well on the Pocket PC.

[RommelS]

Thought about creating a site WAP site?
It will surely be nice to check the site ...specially when you're on the road.

...just a thought.

[Computer Ninja]

Making a version of this for PDAs is definitely something I want to work on. Thanks for your feedback. :P

[Double-Trinity]

one question, does the PPC IE support javascript and layers? if so, then that would REALLY be useful when dealing with 320x240 res. (I don't use the internet on it) if so, then there could be tabs that would bring up layers, and you would still be abel to access all the info, but through mutliple levels of menu systems, perhaps something like this:

[LOGO]
[Forum nav. Tab] [User controls Tab] [Who's online dropdown]
[breadcrumbs]

and for posts:

[size=1]Username • Jan 2, 03 - 2:22 AM
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let's see... the user CP woud really take some work... my assistant should be in dropdown form... signatures, avatars, etc. would be stripped, but the core functionality should still be there.

That would actually be quite awesome, and for adventurous people, they could naviage in 320x240 popup windows on their home PCs ^^

[RommelS]

Pocket IE does support Microsoft JScript, but it doesn't support layers.

You might want to check this site out:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default....ing08142000.asp