There is no difference at all. Mobilize is a free plugin here like it is on the site you link to.

very important plugin for elgg user

please tell me how to remove elggzone link from footer. I have change text in en.php but in mobile it linked to elggzone.

please help

Look in start.php, that's where the menu item is registered.

Great plugin. Thank you. Tried it on 1.8.9, works perfectly (other than I could not crop the picture on profile which is a bit irrelevant anyway).

Is there a way to display the (custom) index page?

Observations with some other plugins: (A)It does not work with LiangLeeLogo v1.0.0 (for setting site logo): gives after login 'fatal error: Call to a member function getName() on a non-object in ....../www/mysite.com/engine/lib/nagivation.php on line 129. (B) Feedback 1.8.0beta1: feedback window overflows the screen.

Best Regards.

@İşöğüçı Great that it's working :)

To display custom index, just activate elgg custom index plugin. If you want to display activity stream, uncomment line 40 (like below) in mobilize start.php and bring back the login box.

//elgg_register_plugin_hook_handler('index', 'system', 'index_handler', 1);

A) You should ask Lee. I only debug against elgg framework.

B) 1.8.0beta1, hmmm you should not use that one, upgrade :)

Thanks gillie for the reply. I had disabled Custom Index as I am using WidgetManager's index page. When I enabled it, I can see now at least one widget. Nice. BTW, as for observations (in case, other people also use them) when I disable the Mobilize plugin, LiangLeeLogo works fine on mobile. But the Feedback plugin issue is not related to Mobilize, meaning it behaves the same (not letting you horizontally scroll, overflowing the screen).

Best Regards.

Ah, you were talking about a plugin v 1.8.0, sorry I missed that one :)

Dude, is it possible for the Mobilize plugin to detect if the Elgg Chat 1.8 mod is enabled, and if so, disables, or at least, hides it? Also, will this kick in if an iPad client is detected?

how to activate (replace) my own footer created by "footer editer plugin"

@Huckleberry Pie You can detect it - if (!elgg_is_active_plugin('pluginname')) - but you can't disable it per user.

I installed the chat plugin but got loads of errors. Try to hide it with some css, display: none;

will this kick in if an iPad client is detected

Yes.

@shehbaz

delete mobile/page/elements/footer.php - this will remove all mobilize footer links though

or add your own content to the same file and don't use editor plugin

or copy the entire content from editor plugin.../footer.php and paste it into mobilize.../footer.php.

you can look into some extra whatever (code logic) you need inside function detectmobile() - where mobile clients are detected and execute any session specific processing on-the-fly as needed. i used logic somewhat vaguely similar i one of my own theme-controller plugins for session-related intrinsic prcesses without upsettig other users on the system at the same time. so -- your chat, footer, etc.. code-control should be quite not-so-difficult to achieve ;)

Excelent plugin, recommend it.

How to disable the elgg chat in mobilize mod?

@Linux Explore Which chat plugin do you use?

can this plugin be used along with the basic light mobile responsive theme?

@Dave ONchE Basic Light is not responsive.

But mobilize works fine with basic light. Adjust elgg-heading-site and add padding left and right to elgg-page-body.

@gillie Thanks for the response but i still don't see the settings link when i activate the plugin. I tried visiting the plugin homepage to re-download but its only previous version i found there. Any help with that?

My problem is: i can't chat in mobile site. thnks

@Dave ONchE Mobilize move Setting and Administration links to footer.

@gillie What i meant actually was that i did not see the settings link on administration plugins list for setting up the Mobilize plugin from admin panel.Still need help with that

Weird. I have a link in the plugin list right next to plugin name and in the sidebar, Settings > Mobilize.

If mobilize is activated of course!

Sorry @gillie i was sleeping ;)

I am using Mobilize theme with basic light theme with elgg chat plugin (http://community.elgg.org/plugins/1126637/1.7/elgg-chat-188)

When elgg chat opens in mobilize it cover all the screen in small screen mobiles. So i think its better to disable elgg chat in mobilize. But same thing happens with frie chat too, i was using that earlier. Is there any way to hide any kind of chat plugin or change them in a different way?

@Linux Explore I don't really know the chat plugins very well, but I downloaded the one you link to and had a look.

You could try to add the code below in mobilize start.php, it should remove the bottom bar in mobile views.

if($mobile == true) {

    if (elgg_is_active_plugin('bottom_bar')) {
        if (elgg_is_logged_in()) {
            elgg_unextend_view('page/elements/header', 'page_elements/bottom_bar');              
        } else {
            elgg_unextend_view('page/elements/header', 'page_elements/clear_cookies');
        }
    }

@gillie Its not working for me :( i am using elgg-1.8.11.

And you do have mobilize at the bottom of the plugin list, as recommended?

Finally it works, i missed that recommended part :P

Thanks a lot @gillie