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Openwave - one field at a time28 Jan 2004 01:55 GMT1
I have created form with three fields on it, and it shows up fine on
the simulator but on the actual phones, it only shows one field on the
screen with OK button.  Once user enters the value and presses OK then
they see the second field and so on.
A couple of things (Newbie I guess)28 Jan 2004 01:53 GMT1
I attempted to write my first ASP.NET mobile app.  I used the mobile
template.  It provided me with a mobile form, so I added a couple of mobile
text boxes.  Ran the application to view it in Internet Explorer.  The text
boxes didn't appear.  That is mystery number 1.
Ampersand Causing Problems in URL26 Jan 2004 01:39 GMT3
I've got an ASP.NET application using the MMIT 1.0. The app builds URL query strings dynamically. I've always used the & or & escape sequence in the past to specify an ampersand in the query string and it's worked just fine. Now, I've got users with newer WAP browsers who ...
ObjectList custom paging23 Jan 2004 14:09 GMT1
I have an ObjectList which I bind the data to that I read from my DB in my
mobile page. But , I bind all the data to the control at one time now..
What I want to do is to implement custom paging mechanism for the ObjectList
control. I did something similar for DataGrid , but I don't ...
Multiline textbox23 Jan 2004 06:14 GMT2
Is there anyway todo a multiline runas="server" textbox within a mobile web-app?
Much hair pulling occuring....
Smart Device Extension Required18 Jan 2004 06:41 GMT2
   I would like to say firstly that I followed Microsoft links and I do
know that they want to push you towards buying .Net 2003.  I can not afford
this and I will not be force into it.  I spent time saving for an Visual
Studio .Net 2002 and my wife will not allow me to upgrade.
Installing .NET Compact Framework11 Jan 2004 02:08 GMT1
I am new to Mobile technology and quite new to .NET. I'm
going to be developing an application which will run on
the O2 XDA II, with Windows Mobile 2003 as the operating
system. Is the .NET Compact Framework compatible with this
Porting ASP to support mobile devices09 Jan 2004 17:38 GMT2
Need some advice !!
I have an application about 900 ASP pages. How can I make my code be
supported on mobile devices :pocket pc or formats like WAP,IMODE etc.
Am I forced to reproduce my sourcecode for every mobile standard or is
Wireless GPS in .Net on a PDA09 Jan 2004 17:37 GMT1
I have a requirement to create some mobile pages in .net
and there needs to be a paqe that gets the latitude and
longitude using GPS in say a PDA that is GPS enabled and
send the web page back to the server so I can get the
objectlist - hide columns in details view08 Jan 2004 09:55 GMT2
How can you hide columns in the details view of an objectlist control?
In the table view you can hide and show any columns you wish by
setting the field properties (ex: Visible = false;) and the
objectList.TableFields list to display the number of columns you wish
Reading GPS coordinates with .net06 Jan 2004 15:03 GMT1
I have a pocket pc (Siemens SX45). As plugin theres a gps module (over
pcmcia).
How can I acces the GPS module and read the coordinates? Is there any
example? A Hint? Or anyething else?
Pocket PC 2003 with Access06 Jan 2004 00:52 GMT1
I tried to make a database application with an Access
database behind. But I had problems with the connection
string. Does anyone know if the Pocket PC supports Access
databases as a .NET backend database?
 
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