[appstarter]

How can i link between .mobi-pages in a site with more than two site?

I can only put al link on .mobi-sites ;-( When i choose a .html there is no correct header, metas etc.

I want to design a complete mobil website with “about” “profil” “contact” & more …

Do i have to build every menu-point an extra .mobi-site? How will the complete project saved? It´s a mobi-file to but who will the other sites be included ???

The “Custom”-link for a .mobi site called test1.mobi is …

<div id=”m1-Buttons-custom13″ class=”m1-hyperlink m1-button” name=”custom13″ href=
“#test1:DEFAULT”>Custom</div>

If there is test2.mobi, test3.mobi, test4mobi and many more, which is the correct file to upload for the customer?

Is there a web-ready tutorial or an example for a website with more than two .htm-sites?

This is a good look example http://www.marinayachting.it/mobile

How can i do this with mobione? Has every site a .mobi-file???

Thanks for help!

[support-michael]

See this forum post about the MobiOne Demo consisting of 17 designs linked to create a sophisticated page flow.

http://www.genuitec.com/support-mobione/viewtopic.php?f=14&t=1033&p=1834

I created this demo by designing individual pages and then systematically linked them into the main menu structure. Once I had the ui design to my satisfaction I exported the main design file (start.mobi) to my filesystem and then uploaded the resulting html, css, js, images to our server.

Wayne
Genuitec Mobile Team

[appstarter]

Thanks Wayne the files are very useful to look behind mobione, but …

– Where are all the .css-files, the .josn-files, the manifest and the res-dictionary?
– Must i creat a start.html too when i want a app-ready file for the customer?
– Which files do i need for a ready app?
– Do i have to upload all the .mobi files with a start.html to our server and send the start.html-link to the customer?

Thanks so much if you can answer my questions. I think it is absolutely relevant for all the mobione-user.

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