mobile-website

I am creating a mobile version of website. I have added many of the social sharing buttons (links) on my website like - Facebook, Linked In, Twitter. Specially for mobile I have added button to share on WhatsApp. Now I am thinking to enable similer link for Snapchat. Is it possible to provide a link on my site to post a snap of stories in snapchat ? I have tried to find out for any API to achive, but doesn't found any thing. From the snapchat blog link following, I found that there is no API available provided by snapchat. http://blog.snapchat.com/post/99998266095/third-party-applications-and

I've never developed for Android before, so please consider me 100% dumb when you answer :) I would like to create an application launcher that will open the default web browser to a given url. In other words, I want to make an icon with my website logo, and when you click on it, it opens the site in your default web browser. Could someone direct me towards a tutorial/documentation page to achieve this? Or if it's really simple, maybe show me some code here? Thanks for your time! P If I understand what you need correctly, you could just create a simple app with just 1 activity and stick this

This is not a "mobile" website. It is regular HTML/CSS. Is there a way I can force mobile devices to popup with the numeric keyboard when they focus on my textboxes? We've had the best luck with using a combination of type="number" and pattern="\d*" . We've seen success on iOS and Android devices, although I don't have a list of OS versions to share here. <input type="number" pattern="\d*" name="year"> Its called "-wap-input-format". You can use it in your css or in style element such as <input type="text" style="-wap-input-format: 'N'"/> See http://www.developershome.com/wap/wcss/wcss

I'm building a version of my company's website with the jQuery Mobile framework. While it'd be fairly easy to do a javascript redirect to get users of mobile devices to our mobile site, I don't want to stop people from being able to view the classic website either. What's the best way to accomplish this? Our normal website is at: us.companyname.com/ Our mobile website will be at: us.companyname.com/mobile There are some limitations, as we don't hold the domain name, our UK counterparts do, so getting anything done at the companyname.com level takes some patience. Basically, if anyone from

I am trying to use jQuery Mobile 1.3.1's popup to warn the user when login credentials are false. I started with a basic template from jquerymobile's documentation, but I couldn't make it work with $('#popupBasic').popup('open'); If I use it this way; <div data-role="page"> <div data-role="header" data-tap-toggle="false"> </div><!-- /header --> <div data-role="content"> <a href="#popupBasic" data-rel="popup">Tooltip</a> <div data-role="popup" id="popupBasic">I will change this text dynamically if this popup works</div> </div><!-- /content --> </div><!-- /page --> It works well when I click on

To implement mobile website it would be useful to set max-device-width in my browser. I know plugins to fake the user-agent. It this also possible for the max-device-width? I would prefer to use a regular browser like Firefox, IE, Opera, ... instead of all kind of mobile browser emulators or even different smartphones. Thanks, Ropo Chrome allows you to set device metrics, which are used in the media queries calculation for device width. To do that, open Developer Tools, click the gear icon on the lower right corner, and go to the Overrides tab. Edit Jan. 17, 2014 : Chrome now has an Emulation

This question already has answers here : Check if URL scheme is supported in javascript (10 answers) Possible Duplicate: iPhone Safari: check if URL scheme is supported in javascript? I'm using pic2shop to provide barcode scanning for a mobile web app. For iOS, one can check [canOpenURL] to see if a particular scheme is valid (tel://, pic2shop://). Is there anything in mobile browsers (iOS, Android, etc) that provides the same functionality? You may try placing that URL in an iframe and wait for some seconds. If you are not being redirected to an app, it means that it's not registered.