Posted by registryschmegistry 1 year 50 weeks ago
Hi everyone,
1.Is it possible to display the list of items where user can select multiple choices?I was trying to implement this but couldn't succeed(USING PHP).For example in a contact form I have to select multiple choice, fill them and submit it.
2. Is it possible to download file(PDF) in mobile site?
3. What is the procedure to provide external link from my site?
Any suggestion will be appreciated!
Thanks,
registry
Posted by registryschmegistry 1 year ago
Thanks raudan! But if you see my queries are not for the normal PHP site, I want to make my site works in MOBILE PHONES,this is where I got stucked! Do you have any idea?
Thanks,
registry
Posted by registryschmegistry 1 year ago
Additional note : I have tried what ever you said in your earlier comments but it does not seem to work.
Posted by ruadhan 1 year ago
Please can you provide more information about how it didn't work, error messages, your environment, and any code you have written.
Ruadhan O'DonoghuedotMobi
Posted by registryschmegistry 1 year ago
<select name='prod[]' multiple style='height:105px'> <option value="Desk Analysts">Desk Analysts</option> <option value="Investment Grade">Investment Grade</option> <option value="High Yield">High Yield</option> <option value="Distressed">Distressed</option> <option value="Bank Loans">Bank Loans</option> <option value="Structured Products">Structured Products</option> </select> <br /><br /> <span class="bold">Sectors</span><br /> <select name='sect[]' multiple style='height:105px'> <option value="Chemicals">Chemicals</option> <option value="Consumer / Retail">Consumer / Retail</option> <option value="Financials / Insurance">Financials / Insurance</option> <option value="Gaming / Leisure">Gaming / Leisure</option> <option value="Homebuilders / Building Materials">Homebuilders / Building Materials</option> <option value="Metals / Mining / Paper">Metals / Mining / Paper</option> <option value="Non-US / Yankee">Non-US / Yankee</option> <option value="Pharma / Healthcare">Pharma / Healthcare</option> <option value="Power / Energy / Infrastructure">Power / Energy / Infrastructure</option> <option value="Project Finance / Airlines / EETCs">Project Finance / Airlines / EETCs</option> <option value="Telecommunications / Media / Technology">Telecommunications / Media / Technology</option> <option value="Utilities">Utilities</option> </select>
Note : This fails to work when I tried to run my site in ready.mobi, it shows the error as "SORRY YOUR PAGE CANNOT BE DISPLAYED".
Posted by ruadhan 1 year ago
Does it work on your desktop browser, and have you tested on a real phone?
Ruadhan O'DonoghuedotMobi





Posted by registryschmegistry 1 year ago
Hi Again,
Another note my mobile site is dynamic
Thanks,
registry
Posted by ruadhan 1 year ago
Mobile Champion
Yes. Sounds like a job for checkboxes - they are pretty basic & easy to use:
Yes. Just provide a link to the PDF file. However, you should indicate that the user will be linked to a PDF file, and also you should indicate the size of the file, so that the user can decide whether or not they want to click on the link (their phone might not be able to handle it, or they might not have a suitable data allowance)
Just provide a link as usual using
<a href="...">link</a>. Again, as above it can be useful to provide information about the link e.g. if it's not mobile-friendly then you should make this obvious to your mobile usersdotMobi