Revision history for WikkaWithMobileDevices
Revision [23065]
Last edited on 2016-05-20 07:38:45 by ChrisH [Replaces old-style internal links with new pipe-split links.]Additions:
====[[http://www.rim.net/ | Blackberry]]====
====[[http://www.palmone.com/ | Palm]]====
==[[http://mytreo.net | Treo smartphone]]== I am using Wikka to create a knowledge base for the palmOne Treo 600 and Treo 650 smartphones. The Treo has a built-in web browser Blazer which can handle cookies and some javascript. Viewing the Wikka using Blazer is almost flawless but Blazer does not handle forms well, especially text areas, so editing can be troublesome and is not recommended. Of the third-party browsers available for the Treo I have so far only tried [[http://mytreo.net/downloads/modules.php?name=Downloads&d_op=viewdownloaddetails&lid=256 | Xiino]] with Wikka and it is excellent for both viewing and editing pages. I'll add more as I learn, please ask if you have any questions.
====[[http://www.microsoft.com/windowsmobile/pocketpc/ | PocketPC]]====
====[[http://www.palmone.com/ | Palm]]====
==[[http://mytreo.net | Treo smartphone]]== I am using Wikka to create a knowledge base for the palmOne Treo 600 and Treo 650 smartphones. The Treo has a built-in web browser Blazer which can handle cookies and some javascript. Viewing the Wikka using Blazer is almost flawless but Blazer does not handle forms well, especially text areas, so editing can be troublesome and is not recommended. Of the third-party browsers available for the Treo I have so far only tried [[http://mytreo.net/downloads/modules.php?name=Downloads&d_op=viewdownloaddetails&lid=256 | Xiino]] with Wikka and it is excellent for both viewing and editing pages. I'll add more as I learn, please ask if you have any questions.
====[[http://www.microsoft.com/windowsmobile/pocketpc/ | PocketPC]]====
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====[[http://www.palmone.com/ Palm]]====
==[[http://mytreo.net Treo smartphone]]== I am using Wikka to create a knowledge base for the palmOne Treo 600 and Treo 650 smartphones. The Treo has a built-in web browser Blazer which can handle cookies and some javascript. Viewing the Wikka using Blazer is almost flawless but Blazer does not handle forms well, especially text areas, so editing can be troublesome and is not recommended. Of the third-party browsers available for the Treo I have so far only tried [[http://mytreo.net/downloads/modules.php?name=Downloads&d_op=viewdownloaddetails&lid=256 Xiino]] with Wikka and it is excellent for both viewing and editing pages. I'll add more as I learn, please ask if you have any questions.
====[[http://www.microsoft.com/windowsmobile/pocketpc/ PocketPC]]====
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=====Mobile Experiences=====
This page aims to share the experiences using Wikka through thin clients and mobile devices. Please add some more.
====[[http://www.rim.net/ Blackberry]]====
In my company, many users have been equiped with Blackberry devices. We currently use the 7000 series and we enjoy being able to reach our Wikka system through the integrated web browser. It uses GPRS and it is quite fast - we can use it in many different places around the world.
~&Actually, that's slightly optimistic as I found last year when researching in which of the countries I was going to visit GPRS was available. Yes, in most of Europe, no problem - but I was traveling across Asia and found that GPRS was only in Turkey (in the big cities) and China, but not anywhere in the countries in the Middle East and Central Asia I travelled through. And I expect the situation to be much worse in most of Africa. --JavaWoman
~~&My users are only travelling in 'rich' countries and it seems to work in most of the places where they are going. Big cities and airports are generally places where you can connect.
No cookies nor javascript but we have no problem except a small one with the seach feature: when you type in a word in the search field, you have no way to activate the search - this is due to the light web browser that needs a button or a link to actually trigger the new URL to be displayed. I will fix this by putting a search button in the footer.
We can use it to get an information or share some news about our activity. I think that could be a pretty nice solution for sales forces.
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====[[http://www.palmone.com/ Palm]]====
==[[http://mytreo.net Treo smartphone]]== I am using Wikka to create a knowledge base for the palmOne Treo 600 and Treo 650 smartphones. The Treo has a built-in web browser Blazer which can handle cookies and some javascript. Viewing the Wikka using Blazer is almost flawless but Blazer does not handle forms well, especially text areas, so editing can be troublesome and is not recommended. Of the third-party browsers available for the Treo I have so far only tried [[http://mytreo.net/downloads/modules.php?name=Downloads&d_op=viewdownloaddetails&lid=256 Xiino]] with Wikka and it is excellent for both viewing and editing pages. I'll add more as I learn, please ask if you have any questions.
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====[[http://www.microsoft.com/windowsmobile/pocketpc/ PocketPC]]====
I've been using a Toshiba e800 running Windows Mobile 2003 and Pocket Internet Explorer to access this Wikka, and my own. It displays pretty well, but editing pages is a pain - the editing window that is created is only about 2 lines by 40 characters each. This is with the default css files - I haven't played with the css files to see if that makes a difference or not. But it is workable. ChrisH **22 Dec 05**
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====Others (linux mobile devices, symbian OS, mobile phones====
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//See also://
This page aims to share the experiences using Wikka through thin clients and mobile devices. Please add some more.
====[[http://www.rim.net/ Blackberry]]====
In my company, many users have been equiped with Blackberry devices. We currently use the 7000 series and we enjoy being able to reach our Wikka system through the integrated web browser. It uses GPRS and it is quite fast - we can use it in many different places around the world.
~&Actually, that's slightly optimistic as I found last year when researching in which of the countries I was going to visit GPRS was available. Yes, in most of Europe, no problem - but I was traveling across Asia and found that GPRS was only in Turkey (in the big cities) and China, but not anywhere in the countries in the Middle East and Central Asia I travelled through. And I expect the situation to be much worse in most of Africa. --JavaWoman
~~&My users are only travelling in 'rich' countries and it seems to work in most of the places where they are going. Big cities and airports are generally places where you can connect.
No cookies nor javascript but we have no problem except a small one with the seach feature: when you type in a word in the search field, you have no way to activate the search - this is due to the light web browser that needs a button or a link to actually trigger the new URL to be displayed. I will fix this by putting a search button in the footer.
We can use it to get an information or share some news about our activity. I think that could be a pretty nice solution for sales forces.
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====[[http://www.palmone.com/ Palm]]====
==[[http://mytreo.net Treo smartphone]]== I am using Wikka to create a knowledge base for the palmOne Treo 600 and Treo 650 smartphones. The Treo has a built-in web browser Blazer which can handle cookies and some javascript. Viewing the Wikka using Blazer is almost flawless but Blazer does not handle forms well, especially text areas, so editing can be troublesome and is not recommended. Of the third-party browsers available for the Treo I have so far only tried [[http://mytreo.net/downloads/modules.php?name=Downloads&d_op=viewdownloaddetails&lid=256 Xiino]] with Wikka and it is excellent for both viewing and editing pages. I'll add more as I learn, please ask if you have any questions.
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====[[http://www.microsoft.com/windowsmobile/pocketpc/ PocketPC]]====
I've been using a Toshiba e800 running Windows Mobile 2003 and Pocket Internet Explorer to access this Wikka, and my own. It displays pretty well, but editing pages is a pain - the editing window that is created is only about 2 lines by 40 characters each. This is with the default css files - I haven't played with the css files to see if that makes a difference or not. But it is workable. ChrisH **22 Dec 05**
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====Others (linux mobile devices, symbian OS, mobile phones====
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//See also://
Deletions:
This page aims to share the experiences using Wikka through thin clients and mobile devices. Please add some more.
====[[http://www.rim.net/ Blackberry]]====
In my company, many users have been equiped with Blackberry devices. We currently use the 7000 series and we enjoy being able to reach our Wikka system through the integrated web browser. It uses GPRS and it is quite fast - we can use it in many different places around the world.
~&Actually, that's slightly optimistic as I found last year when researching in which of the countries I was going to visit GPRS was available. Yes, in most of Europe, no problem - but I was traveling across Asia and found that GPRS was only in Turkey (in the big cities) and China, but not anywhere in the countries in the Middle East and Central Asia I travelled through. And I expect the situation to be much worse in most of Africa. --JavaWoman
~~&My users are only travelling in 'rich' countries and it seems to work in most of the places where they are going. Big cities and airports are generally places where you can connect.
No cookies nor javascript but we have no problem except a small one with the seach feature: when you type in a word in the search field, you have no way to activate the search - this is due to the light web browser that needs a button or a link to actually trigger the new URL to be displayed. I will fix this by putting a search button in the footer.
We can use it to get an information or share some news about our activity. I think that could be a pretty nice solution for sales forces.
----
====[[http://www.palmone.com/ Palm]]====
==[[http://mytreo.net Treo smartphone]]== I am using Wikka to create a knowledge base for the palmOne Treo 600 and Treo 650 smartphones. The Treo has a built-in web browser Blazer which can handle cookies and some javascript. Viewing the Wikka using Blazer is almost flawless but Blazer does not handle forms well, especially text areas, so editing can be troublesome and is not recommended. Of the third-party browsers available for the Treo I have so far only tried [[http://mytreo.net/downloads/modules.php?name=Downloads&d_op=viewdownloaddetails&lid=256 Xiino]] with Wikka and it is excellent for both viewing and editing pages. I'll add more as I learn, please ask if you have any questions.
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====[[http://www.microsoft.com/windowsmobile/pocketpc/ PocketPC]]====
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====Others (linux mobile devices, symbian OS, mobile phones====
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//See also://
Revision [4644]
Edited on 2005-01-15 12:45:35 by ChristianBarthelemy [Can we reach poor countries? Ashamed Christian.]Additions:
~~&My users are only travelling in 'rich' countries and it seems to work in most of the places where they are going. Big cities and airports are generally places where you can connect.
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~~~&What are 'reach' countries? --JavaWoman
Revision [4643]
Edited on 2005-01-15 11:08:47 by MyTreo [Can we reach poor countries? Ashamed Christian.]Additions:
==[[http://mytreo.net Treo smartphone]]== I am using Wikka to create a knowledge base for the palmOne Treo 600 and Treo 650 smartphones. The Treo has a built-in web browser Blazer which can handle cookies and some javascript. Viewing the Wikka using Blazer is almost flawless but Blazer does not handle forms well, especially text areas, so editing can be troublesome and is not recommended. Of the third-party browsers available for the Treo I have so far only tried [[http://mytreo.net/downloads/modules.php?name=Downloads&d_op=viewdownloaddetails&lid=256 Xiino]] with Wikka and it is excellent for both viewing and editing pages. I'll add more as I learn, please ask if you have any questions.
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Revision [4642]
Edited on 2005-01-15 11:08:15 by MyTreo [Can we reach poor countries? Ashamed Christian.]Additions:
==[[http://mytreo.net Treo smartphone]]== I am using Wikka to create a knowledge base for the Treo 600 and Treo 650 smartphones. The Treo has a built-in web browser Blazer which can handle cookies and some javascript. Viewing the Wikka using Blazer is almost flawless but Blazer does not handle forms well, especially text areas, so editing can be troublesome and is not recommended. Of the third-party browsers available for the Treo I have so far only tried [[http://mytreo.net/downloads/modules.php?name=Downloads&d_op=viewdownloaddetails&lid=256 Xiino]] with Wikka and it is excellent for both viewing and editing pages. I'll add more as I learn, please ask if you have any questions.
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~~~&What are 'reach' countries? --JavaWoman
Revision [4639]
Edited on 2005-01-14 21:45:32 by ChristianBarthelemy [GPRS works in many places, certainly not everywhere]Additions:
In my company, many users have been equiped with Blackberry devices. We currently use the 7000 series and we enjoy being able to reach our Wikka system through the integrated web browser. It uses GPRS and it is quite fast - we can use it in many different places around the world.
~~&My users are only travelling in 'reach' countries and it seems to work in most of the places where they are going. Big cities and airports are generally places where you can connect.
~~&My users are only travelling in 'reach' countries and it seems to work in most of the places where they are going. Big cities and airports are generally places where you can connect.
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~&Actually, that's slightly optimistic as I found last year when researching in which of the countries I was going to visit GPRS was available. Yes, in most of Europe, no problem - but I was traveling across Asia and found that GPRS was only in Turkey (in the big cities) and China, but not anywhere in the countries in the Middle East and Central Asia I travelled through. And I expect the situation to be much worse in most of Africa. --JavaWoman
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WikkaSkins
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