When customers add internal links in xhtml field they will lead to the full site instead of the mobile version, so I have tought up to "dirty" solutions to fix the problem, but wanted to check with the forum before I went forward.
Solution 1: when the user is redirected to the full page check in the pre-init if the user is a mobile user and redirect back to the mobile version of that page. Sound like a good solution, the biggest problem I see is that going backward means hitting the full site again and being redirected in front again.
Solution 2: Parse the xhtml field with javascript and change the href to point to a mobile page with the correct sourceID. Also a dirty and may be a time consumming solution.
When customers add internal links in xhtml field they will lead to the full site instead of the mobile version, so I have tought up to "dirty" solutions to fix the problem, but wanted to check with the forum before I went forward.
Solution 1: when the user is redirected to the full page check in the pre-init if the user is a mobile user and redirect back to the mobile version of that page. Sound like a good solution, the biggest problem I see is that going backward means hitting the full site again and being redirected in front again.
Solution 2: Parse the xhtml field with javascript and change the href to point to a mobile page with the correct sourceID. Also a dirty and may be a time consumming solution.
Anyone have a better solution here?
In advance thanks for your reply! :)
Kind regards,
Kristiian Waalen