>> I took the example 3 (simple with login), and set it to "Mobile" in the Webhandler procedure.
Probably an excellent one to work through as example 3 has not had any special attention to make it "mobile". the steps below probably apply to your own app as well. (As mentioned in the webinar the mobile stuff is in alpha, meaning that there are an uncommon number of restrictions at the moment.) To make example 3 work in mobile;
a) set it to "page" mode not poppup mode.
(Global extensions, Activate Web Server extension, Advanced Tab, "popups" = NO.
b) If it doesn't auto-detect your mobile device, or if you want to test mobile on the desktop, go to Webhandler, Actions, Set mode to "mobile".
c) WebServer - Set "Tab type" to "Rounded" or "Plain".
(WebServer procedure, NetTalk extension, Settings, Styles, Form, "Form Type".
d) Header procedure needs work - specifically loose the Border extension, and simplify the xHtml. Using a wizard generated Header, and Footer, is a good idea here - however doing it by hand is straightforward (especially the header, which probably already contains your menu that you _don't_ want to trash.
the mobile version of the header should contain something like
<h1>Example 3</h1>
you can make the desktop one different if you like.
note that both header, and footer, have "This is a HEADER" and "This is a Footer" set respectively.
e) Global buttons need refreshing - go to WebServer brocedure, Settings, buttons, and "delete" all the buttons (they're re-appear as you delete them).
f) the LoginForm procedure needs a "heading" - at the moment it's blank.
g) the login form overrides the text on the "save" button using the following line of embed code;
p_web.site.SaveButton.TextValue = 'Login'
to override the same text, on mobile, use
p_web.site.SaveButton.MobileText = 'Login'
in the same place.
h) For both Browse procedures; Goto Settings
Go to FORM tab, Show Buttons/Close tab, "Include Close Button" - tick this on.
i) PageHeaderTag procedure, go to the Extensions, Menu, Browse menu, both Items - remove the IMAGE setting there.
j) then - as mentioned in the webinar, you'll want to tweak the browses to make them "look better" in Mobile mode. Fewer columns, inline Change & delete buttons and so on.
Of course some of these restrictions - will be lifted in the near future - but this should help get you going for now.
cheers
Bruce