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MTLD has a description of rules on its site MTLD.mobi

From what I understand, xhtml mp or also known as wap 2.0, is a simplified
form of xhtml (evolved html).

I just use static links so far..

1.) Tags must be in correct order with closed tags.

2.)No Frames except if your end user client (phone) supports them like the latest phones Treo 700W etc. (though they don't support Iframe yet)

3.) all tags must be in lowercase.

4.) Few tag alterations: <br> tag is <br />, there is also <small></small> etc.
<p> </p> (must close all tags)

5.) The beginning of the .html, or .htm or .xhtml must have:

<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Strict//EN"
"http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-strict.dtd">
<html lang="en" xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml" xml:lang="en">

6. (optional) is my question, how do you set MIME types server side? Is this to detect what device is accessing the page so that you can correspond correctly?


Am I missing anything else? Thanks, let's all share for the cliff notes here.
Get those .mobis developed!

Enjoy your day :)
 
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MeekAlvarez.com said:
6. (optional) is my question, how do you set MIME types server side? Is this to detect what device is accessing the page so that you can correspond correctly?
The way to detect the type of device accessing your web site is to examine the User-Agent field. Unfortunately this can be a bit tricky due to the variances in what web browsers report for this field, see here for an interesting article on the topic.
 
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