Mobile supported mods

hornstar · 23rd May 2012, 23:20

I have had to stop using the mobile style on this site because dbtech mods do not function in it since vb 4.1.12

On my iPhone I prefer the mobile style but when @ mentions dont show and it lacks other dbtech mods that I love I have had to stop using the mobile style.

Please see Making your hacks Mobile friendly - vBulletin.org Forum

Not only to benefit this site it would be nice to have those features when I upgrade to vb4 on my site

hornstar · 30th May 2012, 10:34

@Decado any word on this

Decado · 30th May 2012, 17:07

Not at the moment, it's not at the top of our priorities list to be honest.

That being said i'll tag the coders in here to have a look at the link they provided and see if they think they could make some simple adjustments to make mods more mobile friendly.
@Belazor, @Darkwaltz4, @Dylan, @bszopi, @Mokonzi, @Pandemikk, @Ozzy47 - Avengers, Assemble!

Ozzy47 · 30th May 2012, 17:19

AFAIK the navbar template on the mobile style is not like the regular navbar template at all. So I don't know if it is possible to have vBNavTabs use a navbar on the mobile style, as it is not present at all.

bszopi · 30th May 2012, 23:12

I doubt vBSlider would work in a mobile theme, and I'm not sure you would want it to necessarily, as the main point of a mobile theme is to have it be lightweight. Loading in XX images on the home page isn't going to help that. But, if there is demand out there for it, I will look into it.

As far as vBEditorTabs, its currently dependent on CKEditor, which to the best of my knowledge, isn't used on the mobile theme. I could be wrong on that...?

Pandemikk · 31st May 2012, 02:33

vBAnalytics wouldn't have much function, either. The graph is javascript and I don't know how mobile friendly the graph could get. I believe it should track data the same as that's all done in hooks (unless mobile style doesn't call those hooks).