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July 22nd, 2003, 03:38 AM
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Best strategy to tackle wireless devices
Hi there,
Trying to get my "future" content wireless available. So therefore i have a couple of days to dive into "WML" world. But i came across XHTML and now i am not sure if i have chosen the right strategy: "making my (mysql-stored) content wireless by converting the content to .wml pages with PHP". Or should i dive into XHTML? Or first create the .wml pages and in a latter stadium do it all again in XHTML? Tips, suggestions, links? Thanks in advanced,
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July 22nd, 2003, 04:02 AM
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Remember that wml and xhtml are derived from xml so you can use xml + xslt to generate both wml page and xhtml page.
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