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Old 10-29-2006, 08:41 AM   · #12
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It works but it is ok to use both.

As according to Mobi guidelines we have to use only format for mobile.

If we use format like this, they can disable our domain or cancel the registation.

I think they should be fine as we are using both for mobile and for desktop ??????


Originally Posted by Kerrijo
Ok, what you do is open up the .xhtml file in notepad and save as .html

Add this line in your header:



As long as you have the correct format/language for .mobi, it should be fine in both pc browsers and mobile devices.



one more interesting fact:

Just now tried mobi page with .html or .xhtml extension in follwing URL

http://emulator.mtld.mobi/emulator.php (Page given by .mobi to test the website)

When I tried the .html it worked fine but same time when tried .xhtml it didn't work

Any help ???????????


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