[Wmlbrowser] A few remarks about wmlbrowser

Stegozor stegozor at gmail.com
Sat Aug 5 00:54:49 EDT 2006


On 8/4/06, Matthew Wilson <matthew at mjwilson.demon.co.uk> wrote:

> > - There was a time when the help file contained an example of a website
> > serving different content depending on the "Tell web sites that this
> > browser understands wml content" setting. If I remember correctly, it
> > was blockbuster.co.uk , which doesn't work now, and this example is now
> > removed. In case it would be useful, I have another example : simply
> > http://www.yahoo.com . If you want to add it as a new example, just put
> > "par exemple : http://www.yahoo.com" for French, and "örnek:
> > http://www.yahoo.com" for Turkish. Please keep yahoo.com and don't use
> > yahoo.fr , as the latter one never sends wml files.
>
> Hmm, yahoo.com sends XHTML Mobile though if you request WAP. (Is that
> reasonable behaviour?) I'd rather see something which returned WML and
> actually trigged the extension to render the page.

I wonder whether Yahoo adapts its content to the capacity of the
mobile device. I mean, probably it sends wml content if the device is
only able to manage wap 1.1, xhtml to PDAs and so on. I'm not sure,
though.  That's also the reason why I had asked if it was possible to
set different levels of compatibility for wmlbrowser.  If there's a
way to tell to the server that you don't want xhtml but only wml,
maybe this could help. Apart from that, I do not know any other site
that sends different content depending on the accept-headers, if I
find one, of course, I'll tell you.

Sincerely.


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