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Old 10-31-2006, 04:16 AM   · #29
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I think you can use frames!

Originally Posted by tee
According to the switch on developers guide, if you are not in compliance with the three mandatory rules (valid code/format, no frames and able to resolve without www), you will be given 2 notices over a 2 month period by your registrar. Then the registry may try to contact you directly. If that fails, the name goes into a hold and will not resolve. You then must make a compliant site to resolve again. The name is not deleted, it is just held until there is compliance.

They basically give you two months to get it right (once notice is given) and even after that, you can still make a compliant site and get back up.


I have heard they will be launching their own versions of tools and more development articles soon - hopefully this will be more helpful for all of us.




Before in the document one of the rules was no frames. But now, in the mtld.mobi document it says the following:

4.1.3 Use of Frames
[dotMobi] Do not use frames (standard or inline) unless the target client is known to support them

http://pc.mtld.mobi/documents/dotmo...per_Guide3.html


Notice the words "in case the target client is known to support them"
All the latest PDAs and windows mobile (from my treo 700W) are known to show frames now, so the "target client supports them" in this case and my subsequent interpretation now is its ok to use frames. It is just that the current windows mobile does not support the Iframe tag (and Java yet, but thats another issue soon to be resolved i guess )

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