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Stuff with the Perl Foundation. A couple of patches in the Perl core. A few CPAN modules. That about sums it up.
Monday March 15, 2004
01:27 PM
Linux WML Browser?
Can anyone recommend a decent WML browser for Linux? I installed the Mozilla WML Browser, but it simply tells me it can't recognize the WML file.
I installed Opera, but our site requires certain User-Agent strings before it will send a WML page. Opera's alternative User-Agent strings are fixed -- I haven't figured a way to override them.
I also tried Deck-it and it worked beautifully, but it didn't actually let me enter any information into our login page, thus not letting me login.
Any suggestions? I'm pulling my hair out.
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Wapsilon (Score:2)
It can be handy to have a site send the WML version to certain user agents, but ALWAYS make sure you have a URL that unambiguously selects the WAP stuff. Even some real WAP gateways do not send text/vnd.wap.wml in the Accept header and some don't send any User-Agent header at all. The preferred form for that WAP-only URL is wap.yourdomain.com
what happened with wmlbrowser.mozdev.org (Score:1)
Re:what happened with wmlbrowser.mozdev.org (Score:2)
Re:what happened with wmlbrowser.mozdev.org (Score:1)
Do you see anything if you go to this location?
chrome://wmlbrowser/content/wml.xslDo you have a file "wml-service.js" in the components directory of your Mozilla installation?
Re:what happened with wmlbrowser.mozdev.org (Score:1)
Re:what happened with wmlbrowser.mozdev.org (Score:2)
The chrome location gives me the following message:
I get that for any xsl document name that I type in, though, so it looks like a standard error message for a missing xsl doc.
Re:what happened with wmlbrowser.mozdev.org (Score:1)
I was about to release 0.6 but maybe there's something else I need to fix first.
Re:what happened with wmlbrowser.mozdev.org (Score:2)
Will do, and thanks!
Re:what happened with wmlbrowser.mozdev.org (Score:1)
matthew [at] mjwilson [dot] demon [dot] co [dot] uk
Re:what happened with wmlbrowser.mozdev.org (Score:2)
I kind of wondered what happened when my email bounced :)