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\nUsing a different template for mobile users is what most major websites do. I\'m sure vbAdvanced makes it easy to design your own templates, so that part is easy. The only other part to this puzzle is finding the most logical place to add the hook that overrides the style based on the user\'s platform. I\'m sure if you search through the vbAdvanced forums you can find some info regarding this (in fact, I\'d be surprised if vbAdvanced didn\'t already have support for displaying a custom mobile template).\r\n
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It\'s incredibly easy, especially in comparison to creating a custom iPhone app to do so. Recreating the functionality of a web browser in a custom app is a giant waste of time, we already have tried and true web browsers for rendering HTML and handling cookies/sessions and post/request data, so the goal here is to just visually make the website more mobile-friendly.Quote:
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\nUsing a different template for mobile users is what most major websites do. I\'m sure vbAdvanced makes it easy to design your own templates, so that part is easy. The only other part to this puzzle is finding the most logical place to add the hook that overrides the style based on the user\'s platform. I\'m sure if you search through the vbAdvanced forums you can find some info regarding this (in fact, I\'d be surprised if vbAdvanced didn\'t already have support for displaying a custom mobile template).\r\n