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dave
There should be a good simple answer to this. I have a mobile device that
accepts html.
I have created a mobile asp.net page and by default when the device browses
to it it does not show html. If browse to an asp.net page it does just fine.
I have defined
<browserCaps>
<use var="HTTP_USER_AGENT" />
<filter> <case match="{http_user_agent}">
in my web.config and put the value of
request.servervariables("http_user_agent") in the above {http_user_agent}
spot. as part of this definition i have entered
preferredRenderingType = "html32"
Why is that it does not render html to the device? I am little confused.
thx
mike
accepts html.
I have created a mobile asp.net page and by default when the device browses
to it it does not show html. If browse to an asp.net page it does just fine.
I have defined
<browserCaps>
<use var="HTTP_USER_AGENT" />
<filter> <case match="{http_user_agent}">
in my web.config and put the value of
request.servervariables("http_user_agent") in the above {http_user_agent}
spot. as part of this definition i have entered
preferredRenderingType = "html32"
Why is that it does not render html to the device? I am little confused.
thx
mike