[tobynco]

I see that others are getting this message, but doesn't look like there are any fixes? I just installed the mobile module and when I try to get to it I am getting 'Wrong Security Code". How do I fix this?

[still]

Has this advanced mobile module been tested on 1.0.4? Is it ready to go for 1.0.4?

[chuckroast]

This template has now been upgraded for Pligg 1.0.4


If you have previously purchased this template you will find the new version available under your Pligg Pro Account.

If you don't have this template, get it now!

[ttiger]

I installed this but I'm getting "wrong security code" error. Tested via pc, phone.

Seems to have something to do with trying to view it and not being logged in. Looks like a few others in the thread are having the same problem.

[ttiger]

Never mind right after I posted this I saw the comment in the readme about removing line 18 in the settemplate file. That took care of the problem.

[chuckroast]

This template has now been updated to Pligg 1.1.0
If you have previously purchased this template.
The new version is now available from your Pligg Pro Account.

[chuckroast]

This Advance Mobile template has now been updated for Pligg 1.1.2
If you have previously purchased the Advanced Mobile template, you can now download the new version from your Pligg Pro Account.

[batchley]

I just downloaded and installed the advanced mobile template for pligg 1.1.2 and am able to successfully switch between views on my iPhone 4 except that every mobile page is in the zoomed out state. I have to double tap for it to zoom in on the content area and as soon as I click on another page it goes right back to the zoomed out state. How do I force it to be zoomed in?

[chuckroast]

The content of the meta viewport element can also contain multiple comma-delimited values, such as initial-scale—the zoom level at which the user initially sees your page—as well as whether the interface is user-scalable. For web apps, a common set of values is:

<meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width,initial-scale=1,user-scalable=no" />

This element sets the width to the maximum device width , zooms into a zoom level of one, and also forbids the user to zoom in and out of the content. That’s handy for web apps that should look and feel like a native application.
Context

[chuckroast]

This template is now compatible with Pligg 1.1.3


If you have previously purchased this template you will find the new version available under your Pligg Pro Account.

If you don't have this template, get it now!