[aprssig] IPOD-Touch (or Iphone) question..
Steve Dimse steve at dimse.comMon Dec 8 01:43:12 UTC 2008
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There are a few minor tweaks that happen automatically. For example, the wxpage.cgi turns the radar image into a link for a zoomed and centered image which can be pinched-zoomed to show lots of detail. I'm not planning on doing much more than that automatically, it really annoys me when a site I like adds "iPhone support" which limits what I can see. The whole point of the iPhone is you can see complete web sites, not just watered down versions. Years ago I had played with WAP version of pages, but it was apparent to me even then that the appeal would be very limited until a full web browser was on a phone. I no longer support WAP. W9IF has a system, see http://w9if.net/cgi-bin/wapaprs/web_main.pl I have played a bit with some special pages that use the iPhone style sheets. http://www1.findu.com/cgi-bin/iPhoneFind.cgi?call=k4hg-8 That links to two others for weather warnings and nearby APRS stations. These are experimental, only on www1, and subject to change. There is no way to generate a URL like you suggest, though if there were findU has the capability to enter positions via a web URL for many years, look up the inputpos cgi. I have an iPhone app that reads the GPS and sends it to the APRS IS (not just findU). The first version was submitted before the iPhone software that allowed external apps was released, it was rejected (limited audience). I resubmitted it a month or two ago but no word yet. Steve K4HG On Dec 7, 2008, at 12:50 PM, Bill Vodall WA7NWP wrote: > Is there a special URL at findu for viewing on mobile devices? Some > websites automatically recognize the iPhone client and serve up the > appropriate content. > > For the iPhone developers on here. The iPhone as a built in GPS. > Do they have expanding system variables that would put the GPS > information right onto the web browser address line? If so, it would > be possible to "post" the current position with a simple saved URL > such as: > > http://setmyposition.findu.com/mycall=nwp&lat=$LAT&lon=$LON&password=topsecret > > 73 > Bill - WA7NWP > > _______________________________________________ > aprssig mailing list > aprssig at tapr.org > https://www.tapr.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/aprssig >
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