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And another runner up in commerce & retail :coo2l: http://motorhomes.mobi

Tried to keep it simple, basically if a device declares that it supports mobile markup in the HTTP-Accept headers we treat it as a mobile device. Unfortuantely then Vodafone decided that they knew...

Been there..... in the end started again as a 'standard' ASP.NET website project and handcoded the .ascx's as XHTML - no mobile controls, even had to skip some of the standard asp.net controls such...

Well, here goes......

Currently we believe that the .mobi site is well ranked in Google, as .mobi's go (...

The hard graft getting ASP.NET to play ball with mobile devices was mine, but developed for a friend who owns the site, but this was our first technology prototype - we now have a number of new .mobi...

There are 2 motorhomes.mobi sites, one for PC's and one for mobile devices - the http://www.motorhomes.mobi site uses device detection to deliver either the PC site or the mobile site,...