Using same login for creating mobile only content (jQuery Mobile)
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I have normal website and mobile version of it. I'm using mobile theme switcher to redirect mobile users to the mobile site. My mobile site is using jQuery Mobile and it works fine (I have added only a front page). I would like to use same login for adding / editing content for normal and mobile sites.
My question:
Is it possible to create pages (content) for my mobile site only and hide it from normal website users?
I know that one good practise is to have one content and different styles for normal and mobile users but I want to separate contents.
All kind of ideas are welcome.
My question:
Is it possible to create pages (content) for my mobile site only and hide it from normal website users?
I know that one good practise is to have one content and different styles for normal and mobile users but I want to separate contents.
All kind of ideas are welcome.
doeshttp://www.concrete5.org/documentation/how-tos/developers/a-mobile-... help?
I don't think this is solution for my problem. I would like to have only one account for editing normal and mobile site content.
It should be like this:
1. Login to example.com
2. Go to dashboard
3. Select Sitemap
4. Add page and select if it is normal or mobile
5. Only mobile users can see those "mobile" pages
Is this possible? Of course I can always install another version of C5 for mobile site (m.example.com) but I would like to avoid duplicate user db handling.
It should be like this:
1. Login to example.com
2. Go to dashboard
3. Select Sitemap
4. Add page and select if it is normal or mobile
5. Only mobile users can see those "mobile" pages
Is this possible? Of course I can always install another version of C5 for mobile site (m.example.com) but I would like to avoid duplicate user db handling.
Did you get a resolution to your problem, I'm having similar issues.
Thanks
Thanks
Sounds like Mobile Homehttp://www.concrete5.org/marketplace/addons/mobile-home/... might be a perfect fit.
Mobile (or mobile and tablet) users are automatically redirected to a mobile optimized area of your site. Desktop (or desktop and tablet) users are automatically taken to the full version of your site.
Easy links (via a block) can be activated to allow any visitor to view the mobile or full version of your site. These links are totally optional though and if not used it will enforce that mobile users can only view mobile while desktop users can only view the full site.
Cheers!
Mobile (or mobile and tablet) users are automatically redirected to a mobile optimized area of your site. Desktop (or desktop and tablet) users are automatically taken to the full version of your site.
Easy links (via a block) can be activated to allow any visitor to view the mobile or full version of your site. These links are totally optional though and if not used it will enforce that mobile users can only view mobile while desktop users can only view the full site.
Cheers!
but you can't use mobile home on a windows asp server??
Any other solutions for this one?
Any other solutions for this one?
If the Windows server can run PHP you can use concrete5 and various add-ons. If it is only running ASP (Active Server Pages) then another technology solution would be required.
