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@Trustmaster: iWebKit just has the stylesheets and everything premade. I started making my own, before I did some more research and found iWebKit. Theres also a java script file that takes care of the iPhone sliders and checkboxes.
@Fedai: The code in m.php is really simple: <?PHP /* ==================== Seditio - Website engine Copyright Neocrome http://www.neocrome.net [BEGIN_SED] File=m.php Version=100 Updated=2009-may-9 Type=PLugin Author=Sean Byron Description=Mobile Page [END_SED] ==================== */ define('SED_CODE', TRUE); require_once('./datas/config.php'); require_once($cfg['system_dir'].'/functions.php'); require_once($cfg['system_dir'].'/common.php'); $p = $_GET["page"]; switch($p) { case "home": require_once('plugins/mobileplus/mobileplus.home.php'); break; case "page": require_once('plugins/mobileplus/mobileplus.page.php'); break; default: require_once('plugins/mobileplus/mobileplus.home.php'); break; } ?>This is one think that's on my list to improve. I realize this is probably not the most secure way of doing things. Right now Ive just got a separate file for Pages, and Home. A Forums one is on the way. I did it this way because if I coded it like a regular plugin, and called it with plug.php?e=mobileplus then i'd get the header and footer attached to it and it wouldn't show up full screen on the iPhone. If someone's got a better suggestion then im open to it! |
