Mobile Web Toolkit Documentation

Saverio Castellano

Beeweeb

<s.castellano@beeweeb.com>

Giampiero Recco

Beeweeb

<g.recco@beeweeb.com>

Davide D'Ambrosio

Beeweeb

<d.dambrosio@beeweeb.com>

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Table of Contents

Introduction

1. Mobile web development

2. MWT as a Wordpress plugin

2.1. Why a plugin for wordpress
2.2. Requirements
2.3. Installation
2.4. Administration panel

1. Mobile Web Toolkit

1.1. Devices database and devices detection

1.2. URL rewriting

1.3. Multiserving and Adaptation

1.3.1. Image Server

1.4. Page structure and CMS integration

1.4.1. Mobile site map
1.4.2. Widgets

1.5. Themes

1.5.1. Theme structure
1.5.2. Styles
1.5.3. Pages definition
1.5.4. Theme widgets

1.6. MWT APIs

1.6.1. Device control APIs
1.6.2. URL generation APIs
1.6.3. Widget state and configuration APIs
1.6.4. Helper APIs
1.6.5. Using MWT APIs in PHP scripts

1.7. Caches

2. Taglibs

2.1. Introduction

2.2. Document generation

2.2.1. Mixing taglibs and PHP code

2.3. Tags

2.4. Expression language

2.4.1. Accessing variables
2.4.2. Accessing arrays
2.4.3. Accessing object properties
2.4.4. Operators
2.4.5. Conditions
2.4.6. Strings
2.4.7. Functions

2.5. Using MWT APIs in taglibs

2.6. Scripting the CSS template with the expression language

2.7. Hypertext taglib

2.7.1. IMG Tag
2.7.2. A Tag

2.8. MWT taglib

2.8.1. RESCALE tag
2.8.2. ACCESSKEY tag

2.9. Writing your own taglibs

2.9.1. Writing a function taglib
2.9.2. Writing a taglib
2.9.3. Importing and using taglibs in pages

A.

A.1. Taglibs

A.1.1. Tags reference
A.1.2. Function reference

List of Examples

1.1. An example XML definition for widgets configuration
1.2. Using a callback function to specify values of configuration parameters in widgets
1.3. An example theme configuration XML
1.4. Preconfiguring widgets in themes
1.5. Getting the device ID of all models in a specific brand
1.6. Getting informations about the current device:
1.7. Accessing MWT APIs from the widgets
2.1. Filling a select dynamically with core taglibs
2.2. Using functions in expressions
2.3. Accessing MWT APIs from the widgets using taglibs
2.4. Scripting the CSS template with the expression language: a container with the current device width
2.5. Scripting the CSS template with the expression language: retrieving values of style options
2.6. Rescaling content from the CMS using the mwt:rescale tag
2.7. Using mwt:rescale tag to force rescaling for all images
2.8. Using mwt:accesskey tag to automatically create button shortcuts for the links in a page
2.9. Displaying the accesskey counter in links
2.10. Writing a function taglib
2.11. Writing a taglib that implements a bodyless tag and a tag with body
2.12. Importing taglibs and function taglibs in pages
2.13. Using your taglibs in pages
A.1. Setting a session scope variable
A.2. Printing the value of a variable
A.3. Removing a variable
A.4. Conditional HTML in switch block style
A.5. Conditional HTML with if statement
A.6. Iterations with forEach and forTokens
A.7. Importing local and remote pages
A.8. Perform a redirect

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