As far as I know Dartho, all settings are correct. I have them set to "yes" and to use the 'mobile' style. Using vB 3.7 RC2. It loads, but it uses my default style.

Is the mobile style in Style manager ticked as user selectable?

Oops, somehow it wasn't ticked. It's now working. Thanks! Keep up the good work.

Hi,

Is it possible to send a user to the mobile style & then allow them to have the option to leave the mobile style? We have it turned on & some of our users are "stuck" in the style.

I have a Palm Treo 700wx & I am stuck myself :)

Thanks,
Rich

@RichTJ99 - no, not really with this as it is. There may be work arounds, but they would likely include cookies or DB queries....

I could possibly modify this so that rather than force a mobile style, it just places a link at the top of the page to the mobile style and perhaps a link at the bottom of the page within your mobile style to the full style?

When using fatwallet.com on my treo, it sends me to fatwallet.mobi, there is a link to visit the full version of the site.

Would it be possible to mimic that similar to your suggestion?

Can you put a link to both the mobile & full version styles on the top of each page (for mobile users)? Would that make sense? If its a text link it shouldnt really slow things down (maybe).

Thanks,
Rich

working good so far thanks!

If you intend on having a .mobi domain for mobile devices, or even a mobile.mydomain.com subdomain, have a look at "Different Domain, Different Style". That will do what you need. Then it's just a matter of putting links in your navbar or header or where ever you want...

Im just not sure how to get the job done without forcing the user to be stuck using the mobile style.

It sounds like you have a mobi domain, by definition that should be a mobile compliant site.

Rather than forcing them with this addon, simply educate your users - if they want a mobile interface, use .mobi, if they want a full version use the .com You could use DDDS for the .mobi and no detection on the .com and add a link in the .com navbar or footer to the mobile site.

I had a look at your site, and it seems you have something similar to this in place. I'd suggest asking your mobile device using members what they want

Fatwallet looks like it sets cookies to keep track of mobile preferences. A bit outside my area of knowledge at the moment.