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fallback to html #28
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This would be really helpful rather than having to duplicate views just for mobile when not needed. |
+1 |
Yup, Olliekyan nailed it. |
Any progress on this one? |
working on this matter... will push something related to this soon... |
Sounds mysterious.... :^P |
i wonder if i've taken a code from somebody else repo in github, how would i credit the original author... i'm taking the code from here: https://github.com/cannikin/format_fallback/blob/master/lib/format_fallback.rb and mobile-fu is not my repo... should i ask brendanlim to credit him instead? |
@SentulAsia Just link on the pull request should suffice |
PR fixes this giving you the option to define which should be handled as mobile (you should know which dont have a .mobile and it's probably clearer this way too) |
This project is abandoned. Please see the active fork at http://github.com/benlangfeld/mobile-fu. Please test with the released gem and master branch of the new home for the project, and file an issue on the other repo if you still have problems. See #40. |
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Similar problem as this:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4062518/can-a-mobile-mime-type-fall-back-to-html-in-rails
When .mobile is not found, instead of throwing MissingTemplate exception, should try loading .html first.
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