I believe the native asp.net controls support mobile devices out of the box
-- based on information on the connecting device (derived from the request)
asp.net renders the controls differently for mobile devices than it does
for PCs
That was on beta 1 stage. You just create the web site / application
normally but then on add New Item you add Mobile Web Form instead of Web
Form. That makes the difference so that you have different set of controls
at your disposal. E.g there are seperate mobile controls in ASP.NET 2.0.
That was on beta 1 stage. You just create the web site / application
normally but then on add New Item you add Mobile Web Form instead of Web
Form. That makes the difference so that you have different set of controls
at your disposal. E.g there are seperate mobile controls in ASP.NET 2.0.
My bad ... didn't know that. Will make it a point to check it out.
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