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Hi,

Are there any plans to update the MobiReady test tool to emulate testing on smartphones?

It would be great to see emulation of iOS, Android, BlackBerry and WP7 platforms / devices.

The mobiReady tester appears to load all links listed in the pages header, even if a browser wouldn't. Please whitelist the 'rel' types that should be loaded (e.g. stylesheet).

It seems wrong to interpret a single row table as one being used for layout. A dynamic site may produce a table with results of some sort. That table may, in some instances, contain only a single row.

It seems my only choice to appease mobiReady and mobileOK is to append these tables with an empty row. Ugh.

I'm testing a page that mobiReady claims is substantially over the 20k limit, but I just don't see where the extra weight is coming from.

The W3C validator displays the size of each included file. Could you please do the same? That would make it much easier to diagnose problems.

It would also be nice if unused images in CSS files weren't counted against pages, but it doesn't look like that known problem is going to be fixed.

I'd like to run the Samsung K750i simulator locally to interact with the content mobiReady is seeing. I've looked through Samsung's developer downloads and haven't seen anything that stands out as this simulator.

Does anyone know where to find this file on Samsung's site?

Also, are there any devices manufactured in the past two years or so with the same 20k page weight limit?

mobiReady does not recognize a standard feature of XTHML mobile profile, and flags it as a FAIL.

mobiReady does not handle some HTTP compliant features properly.

MIME declaration

A HTTP header field such as:

Content-Type: application/vnd.wap.xhtml+xml; charset=UTF-8

throws a warning. Obviously, mobiReady does not recognize the standard character encoding declaration attached to the MIME type, although this is perfectly standard RFC2616.

Hi,
I need help with this error:

"FAIL near line 64 column 32
Attribute value "" of type ID must be an NCName when namespaces are enabled."

My code is:

<div class="group">
<form id="search" action="<?php bloginfo('home'); ?>"  method="get">
<div>
<input type="text" name="s"  id="s" inputmode="user predictOn" value="" />
<input type="submit" id="submit_button" value="Search" />
</div>
</form>
</div>

I don't understand where is the error in my code. What should I change to remedy?

Thanks

Hi,

I am busy trying to build a mobile web site with ASP.NET, but I am having a difficult time to remove all the errors when I test it on ready.mobi. It seem that I somehow need to completely disable viewstate, but even by doing so, does not really do it completely .
At the moment I just have a very simple web site with one master.page and one content page (default.aspx). For both the master.page and default.aspx pages I have put (inside page_load):

Page.EnableViewState = false;