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Hi,

I want to know that , how to make my existing site available to mobile users , faster and easy loading. I have the site but how to know what changes are required in the existing CSS for mobile?

May i know that? If yes then how?

According to the .mobi readiness checker I should have the mime type specified as application/vnd.wap.xhtml+xml or application/xhtml+xml. I have tried both of these and neither seems to be working, the application detects the mime type as text/html even though in the markup window just below that it shows the correct information. The only way I was able to get around this was to send the header data from a php script, which subsequently made the webpage appear without anything but the plain text with no formatting whatsoever.

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- Technical challenges such as API level test execution and verification of UI Control

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I'm having a strange issue when it comes to the viewing of my mobile site through my browser, as well as when trying to validate it. I have a feeling the two issues could be related.

I've never encountered this issue before, as I have always just defaulted to using XHTML MP 1.0, which seems to work fine (1.1 works fine too).

However, as soon as I move to 1.2, Firefox tells me that there is an undefined entity parsing error - on "©". Which sounds very strange to me, as it works 100% on the other two profiles.

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I have a xhtml-mp 1.2 page that I have tride to validate it with mobiready and got rating 4, but also got this
error:FAIL
Does not validate against XHTML Basic 1.1

FAIL
Does not validate against XHTML Mobile Profile 1.2

WARN
Does not validate against its stated doctype

And in W3C mobile check I got this FORM error:
Line 266, Column 8 — The content of element type "form" must match "(h1|h2|h3|h4|h5|h6|ul|ol|dl|p|div|pre|blockquote|address|hr|table|script|noscript|fieldset)+".

I have been trying to get the cache right for a very long time, and I cant quite achieve it.

I get a 5 top score, but I don't want any errors at all.

Can some one point me in the right direction?

Hi all,

I'm a new member here. I've run test site from ready.mobi and give me fails message on :
Attribute "class" was already specified for element "li".

as i am a still learning XHTML-MP standard, would you let me know, what's wrong on my code, please? Thanks indeed.

Regards,