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Posted by Jonathan Tremlett CIT2004 on 08/12/05 17:46
Hi,
Thank you for your suggestion. I do realise that users will probably
get used to their application but this is part of a university study.
However, I have done sometihng to fix this for my demonstration.
If anyone is interested I have described below:
Checks $_SERVER['HTTP_USER_AGENT'] to see if it contains "Windows CE".
If so then after 35 characters in thre string take a new line. There
will be many different formats in the $_SERVER['HTTP_USER_AGENT'] value
but for my purposes I only have to show 1 example.
Hope this is useful for information.
Regards,
Jonathan Tremlett
Safalra wrote:
> Jonathan Tremlett wrote:
>
>>I have developed a site and have a requirement to display hyperlinks. While
>>on the conventional desktop screen this is fine but on the PDA it makes a
>>horizontal scrollbar for the longer links. I was wondering does anyone have
>>a fix for this to make it to force wrap.
>
>
> You could attempt to force wrapping using <br> within the links (these
> would occur at the same location on a desktop as well, however), but as
> you've discovered wrapping policy is up to the user-agent and a page
> author can't really compensate for bad program design. I presume users
> of this particular PDA are used to this 'feature' however, and have
> probably learnt to tolerate it, so don't worry too much about it.
>
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