D
Don Miller
I'm trying to use the <DeviceSpecific><Choice> construct in a mobile web
control which is consequently used in a web mobile form; the web mobile form
is in a sub-directory because the same site is used for desktop and mobile
content.
I'm trying to use an Evaluator Delegate type of device filter. The method is
in a separate .dll referenced in the web app. The declaration of the filter
is in the root web.config file (there's a separate web.config for the desktop
content and the mobile content in addition to the root web.config). The Type
is declared as "MobileDeviceFilters.MobileDevice, MobileDeviceFilters" and
the method is "IsPPC".
7 hours into this now, I still get "Can find neither a device capability
named "IsAPocketPC" nor a public non-static method on the page named
"isAPocketPC" that returns a system.boolean". The method is indeed public
static bool.
I've tried moving the filter declaration to the local web.config but that
didn't work.
What am I missing?
Thanks!
control which is consequently used in a web mobile form; the web mobile form
is in a sub-directory because the same site is used for desktop and mobile
content.
I'm trying to use an Evaluator Delegate type of device filter. The method is
in a separate .dll referenced in the web app. The declaration of the filter
is in the root web.config file (there's a separate web.config for the desktop
content and the mobile content in addition to the root web.config). The Type
is declared as "MobileDeviceFilters.MobileDevice, MobileDeviceFilters" and
the method is "IsPPC".
7 hours into this now, I still get "Can find neither a device capability
named "IsAPocketPC" nor a public non-static method on the page named
"isAPocketPC" that returns a system.boolean". The method is indeed public
static bool.
I've tried moving the filter declaration to the local web.config but that
didn't work.
What am I missing?
Thanks!