How about desktop and mobile?

Is CrossBridge only for web development or can it be used too on desktop and mobile?

Please check top of the page and drag to adjust padding above the page for tablet and mobile layouts.
Or if there is any site content out of page area.
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Linking separate desktop and mobile sites [subject edited by moderator]

I created a regular site in dreamweaver and then I made a mobile version usingjquery mobile, how do I link the two together so when someone search fro the site on a desktop the regular site will show and when someone searches for it on a mobile device the mobile one will show?

That is why better informed web developers use the Responsive Web Design (RWD) technique. I thoroughly recommend this.
However, because you have two sites, have a read of this Official Google Webmaster Central Blog: Running desktop and mobile versions of your site

Blog pages to show on desktop and mobile versions

I have a domain hosting separate desktop and mobile versions. I need to have the blog posts show on both versions.
Posts such as http://forums.adobe.com/thread/1217947 state that I can define separate mobile and desktop templates for the Announcement module (although I can't see the option anywhere). Is there something similar to the blog module?

Hi,
You need to upload the mobile or tablet version of your template along with the desktop version as mentioned in this article and based on the device, the corresponding template will be served automatically :http://helpx.adobe.com/business-catalyst/partner/creating-mobile-tablet-friendly-templates .html
Regards,
Aish

Does the Desktop and Mobile Upload ftp to your Website at the Same Time?

When I finish my Desktop and Mobile design for a website, does it upload at the same time, or do I have upload individually?

Brad, Thanks for your reply. ADubin

If I have a creative cloud membership does that cover desktop and mobile?

If I have a creative cloud membership does that cover desktop and mobile?

Hi LaShonda Wade,
Kindly check out the link mentioned below.
Creative Cloud Help | Mobile Apps / Common Questions
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Atul Saini

How to make a website for desktop and mobile

I just have a question about, for example, washingtonpost.com. I know in CSS you used to be able to put that "/media" and "/screen" command in head and when the page loads, it detects the device and sends you to either mobile or desktop.
I went to WaPo and I can't seem to find that any more. So using WaPo, is this still how it's done? I just need to test a basic web page in DW4 and then test how it looks on desktop and then my Galaxy Note II so I know I'm moving along correctly before expanding out.
Any advice, help, and tips are appreciated.
Thank you.

media="screen" or media="print" is part of a css link in the head of a page and allowed one set of rules for print and another set for screens.
It was the precursor to "Media Queries" which is what you're looking for.
Here's a good starting point for Media Queries...
http://www.adobe.com/devnet/dreamweaver/articles/introducing-media-queries.html
Basically, you make one site in html, then 2 stylesheets that control the site depending on the viewer device. You use the pixel width of the device or browser window to determine which stylesheet is used. When they're on a desktop, stylesheet1 is used, when they move onto something smaller, stylesheet2 kicks in.
The basics are pretty simple, getting the most out of it takes practice.

Can the desktop and mobile version of site share one News Announcement module?

Hello. Can I make the News Announcement module work for both the desktop and phone version of a site? I want to use one set of News Announcements so have created a separate template for the desktop detail and the phone detail.
On the mobile News page, seen here, news - Latest News (make sure you reduce the browser to a phone size) I have altered the module code generating the announcement list from {module_announcement,a,,,,} to the following so that it uses a mobile specific template (as suggested on the BC help page here Business Catalyst Help | Using custom templates for modules). The template is in the Templates folder.
{module_announcement,a template="/Templates/MOBILE-INNER-News-pages.tpl"}
But it isn't working yet, on selecting a news item link on the mobile version the detail loads but it is the desktop version not the mobile version. Is my code snippet wrong? The news items themselves have been assigned the desktop version template which I imagine could be the problem. Is there a way around this or do I have to create two sets of news announcements, one for desktop the other for phones?
Cheers for any help with this.
Grant

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Link content between Desktop and Mobile versions of a page

It is easy enough to create Table and Mobile versions of a site in Muse, but as far as I can see there is no way to link page content across the versions so that editing text on the Desktop version, say also changes the equivalent text block on the Table or Phone version. Has anyone got a way of doing this?
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There might be an add on that does this, please search at addons.mozilla.org

Firefox Sync doesn't sync bookmarks between smartphone and tablet.Works fine between desktop and mobiles.

I have a desktop,smartphone and tablet.They all have the latest FX35.They are all signed in and connected to Sync.Sync is the latest version and it works with email and password, instead of pins.On all devices, Sync is configured to sync all items(bookmarks,tabs etc).
When I enabled Sync on smartphone and tablet, they got my desktop's bookmarks without a problem.They appear in a folder named desktop bookmarks.All the changes reflect properly between smartphone-desktop and tablet-desktop, but, the bookmarks do not sync between smartphone-tablet.
When I open a tab on the smartphone, after a while it appear on tablet's Synced Tabs page.Vice verse is true also.So at least some syncing exists between smartphone-tablet.
Is it possible to create a bookmark on smartphone and have it appear on the tablet and vice verse,just like the synced tabs work ? I tried deleting the sync account and creating a new one, but I still don't see my smartphone's bookmarks on the tablet.
It would be even better if there was an option to choose which device can override another device's bookmarks.I don't really need desktop bookmarks on smartphone, but I'm too scared to delete them.I'm afraid it will also delete them from desktop... ?
Thanks.

HI GeorgePeterson:
So "new" aka "Firefox Accounts based sync" syncs desktop<->tablet and desktop<->phone but not phone<->tablet. Hmmm I actually have tested this S5<->Nexus 5<->desktop (Mac) and it worked.
soooo the big question :-)
# What desktop OS version (e.g. Mac OS X 10.10, 10.8, Windows (Windows 7, 8), Ubutuntu crafty codger ), what tablet and OS version(e.g. Nexus 7 2013, Android 5 Lollipop), what phone (e.g. Samsung Galaxy S5 Android 4.4.2)
I will re-test too!
Cheers!
...Roland

Adobe Air and Flash Future on Desktop and Mobile Devices

Hello,
iam interested to develop for mobil and desktop devices with AS3 and Flash Professional and i have any question.
I see also many benefits to develop in flash as in java because javas gui development is based on swing a old java graphics engine.
Next reason is the plattform like Linux,Windows,IOS.,the Game Development and other stuff.
With Flash i can create nextgen interactive stunning cool gui interfaces for apps.
I dont know why flash sucks for the market and devices.
My question: is as3 and flash save for the future ?
Make it really sense to learn as3 and Flash ?
I have read many blogs,threads on adobe and other forums year 2012 Adobe stop flash development,
and now 2013 google androids kitkat now have removed api features that kills complete flash !!!
Other comments says Flash is dead for the market!? Many frustradet flash developers he work 10 years and more with flash are crying.
So what is really the Future for the A3 and Flash Development ?
Thanks and greetings

Hi mc_gfx,
> You think i can get started with flash and air development without worries?
Software development always involves risk, so you can't really do much without worries.       AIR in particular is a cutting (bleading?) edge technology. Adobe is attempting to solve a difficult problem with limited resources, and the results aren't always ideal.
If you want to deploy to Android and iOS, and you write two native apps, you face a 100% risk that you'll have to write your app twice. While this may not take twice as long as writing it once, it will come close.
If you use AIR, you only have to write your app once, but you face other risks.
Here's the problem. In AIR, Adobe is attempting to create a framework that translates ActionScript into bytecode for two different platforms. This isn't easy. Every time Apple or Google upgrades their operating system Adobe has to try to refine AIR so that it translates everything correctly for the new OS. AIR also has to maintain backward compatability with all previous OSs (is that the plural of OS?). AIR also has to work with many different models of Android and iOS devices. This includes supporting most, though not all, of the many different capabilities that these OSs support. Adobe, wisely, doesn't try to support every new feature immediately. Instead, it picks and chooses which new features it will support, and how soon. But even taking this approach I have the impression that their task is daunting.
If you research this forum you'll find numerous examples of people complaining about features that don't quite work correctly. For example, I've put ~6 developer months into developing a language learning app, only to find that AIR's MP3 playback support has some limitations which severely impact the playback of voice recordings, which severely degrades the value of my app. I'm hoping that Adobe will fix this bug, but it's been two months now, with no movement. Another serious bug, involving audio recording using the device microphone, took three months to get fixed. During that period I had no idea whether it would get fixed, or whether I'd have to disable an important feature of my app on iOS.
So, you want "without worries"?
Some people are lobbying Adobe to include support for Windows Phone in the AIR framework. IMHO, this is madness. Adobe clearly has limited resources. Let them first focus on making basic features like MP3 playback work properly on the platforms that they already support.
The same issues probably apply to all the other cross-platform development frameworks - Sencha, Xamarin, etc. They face the same difficult technical challenges. I can't speak to the question of how well they're addressing them, but I'd want research them carefully before I invested a lot of time into developing with them.
With regards to AIR, here's my advice: Before you start a non-trivial project using AIR, make a list of all the things that your app will do, then see if you can find existing apps created with AIR that do these things. Make sure that the feature works on both Android and iOS. You won't be able to test on every device that you'd like to support, but pick a few and test on them.
You don't need to worry about your app's logic - ActionScript is great for that - and AIR translates it just fine. But think carefully about your app's 'skin' - all the ways that you want it to interact with the outside world - input and output - and confirm that apps exist that demonstrate that AIR can handle these features. Also think about the app's infrastructure - network interactions - database interactions - etc.
You'll probably end up with a list of features that you haven't been able to confirm. You can vet these by creating a proof of concept that confirms that AIR will support these needs. Do this before you start developing the full app. Once that's done, pray that everything that works now will continue to work with future OSs and devices. Adobe has a pretty good record on this sort of things, but there aren't any guarantees.
Don't worry, be happy        ?
HTH,
Douglas

Skype on Desktop and Mobile Not Syncing

Have a Skype Online number. Seems to be working fine when I log in on the laptop, but when Im logged in on the mobile (Android) it says the online number is In Active. Any ideas why or how to solve this? It would be handy if people could call me on my onlne number and I could answer it on my mobile, rather than on the laptop.

Hi,
You need to upload the mobile or tablet version of your template along with the desktop version as mentioned in this article and based on the device, the corresponding template will be served automatically :http://helpx.adobe.com/business-catalyst/partner/creating-mobile-tablet-friendly-templates .html
Regards,
Aish

Does 'peers' = Desktop AND Mobile 10.1 clients?

Are both mobile and desktop 10.1 clients supported? Or just desktops?
Thank you.
Thom

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Is there any information about support of RTMFP for mobile devices?
andrey

To view 3D PDF files in a browser, I need to have locally installed readers for desktop and mobile?

Hello,
I am checking to see how to best provide viewing of 3D PDF files for browsers running on desktops as well as iOS and Android.
Any guidance would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Bob Hanson

Yes, you need locally installed Readers.

Music Visualizer on Desktop AND Mobile!

I miss the old school iTunes music Visualizers--they really brought songs to life

Updated: 2015-07-23Hello and thanks for the feedback!
Similar ideas have also been suggested here:
https://community.spotify.com/t5/Live-Ideas/Desktop-Visualizer/idi-p/753 and
https://community.spotify.com/t5/Live-Ideas/Mobile-Visualizer/idi-p/1123501
Add your kudos and comments there please! ;)

Desktop and mobile website?

Is there a difference in using either?

Yes. How much depends on the individual site design. Typically, the mobile version of a site will have a more simple layout and limited functionality, or functionality greared to a mobile device. But this will vary from site to site.

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