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Thanks for the update on this...
Thanks for this great plugin. Please how can i make mobilize not to detect ipad?
@New_age Open start.php, find "if(preg_match(" and delete "mobi|".
Thanks for your support, worked great, kudus.
Thanks for mobilize. Can a user change her settings via mobilize?
@Selen Yes, link is in footer.
is there a way i could change the site name for mobile version? my site name is kinda long and covers almost half of my mobile screen
@Sireesha You can change the name under Administration > Settings > Basic Settings.
Or edit the font-size in css/mobilize.php. Find,
.elgg-heading-site, .elgg-heading-site:hover {
I'm using "Bright Theme" for my elgg site. I activate the plugin "mobilize" and everything works very well except the "navigation" button which is outside the screen of my mobile phone/ipad.
The button is far right and off the screen and I have to scroll the page to the left to find this button. On mobile, the user is supposed to scroll the site only up and down.
Well, when I deactivate the theme and use the original theme of elgg. This problem disappears. Is there a way for me to adjust the "navigation" button to be used with "Bright Theme"?
thanks
@guygrandvite That's because the theme author adds a width to .elgg-menu-site. Open navigation.php in your theme and have a look.
In css/mobilize.php you can fix it by adding something like this,
.elgg-menu-site {
width: auto;
background: none;
border: none;
}
Thanks gillie, now my site seems to work well.
May I ask you for one more suggestion? Is there a way to change "menu" in "navigation" button not to order alphabetically? I'd like them to order similar to the menu on my site on pc...
Thanks again.
@guygrandvite Open mobilize/start.php and comment out line 111, like this,
//elgg_unregister_plugin_hook_handler('prepare', 'menu:site', 'elgg_site_menu_setup');
I'm using the default elgg theme and the login page is still huge - Anything I am missing here?
great one thanks.. do it support also restricted to members only ? If not can it be upgraded so it do?
@jededitor Which mobile device did you test?
@Pala Yes, the mobilize login page will be used when walled garden is enabled. Check it out for yourself, how it works.
I use the front page of socialize theme and it did not stack with the mobilize plugin by resticted users
One slight technicality for users who login while out & about - Have I missed something?
Mobile users appear not to be able to view sub-pages?
#gillie - I used the iPhone but users of other phoines on my site have not reported this problem.
#gillie - Got the login page problem solved. It happens when your site is a walled garden! Anyway you can cure this?
@jededitor
What happens exactly?
With or without walled garden enabled you should see the login box, nothing else.
If you use custom index, the custom index content will be displayed.
Sub-pages are not supported.
#gillie
The login box outline shrinks to the right size but the text entry areas & text are the normal size and expand off the screen to the right.
Lack of sub pages support workaround is to link from the page itself.
I use a customized front page with the help of homepage cms & widget manager.. In the widget i have given login to the right & free html widget to the left.. When i go to website through mobile i will be only able to see my free html widget alone. not able to see any login page at all.. how do i fix this???
I wonder if it would be feasible to produce pages only visible to the mobilize users on a web site?
When testing this, the login box remains on the home page even though the user is actually logged in and can do the normal things. How do I make the login box disappear once a user is logged in?