My sight URL is http://www.job4you.org and when I bring it up on my android the spry dropdown doesn't work so you can't go to the other pages. Is there some kind of code I can put in so that it will work on mobile phones?
Okay, I get it.
I'm assuming you're running an older version of Spry.
Older versions of Spry aren't touch-devices friendly. To achieve the functionality in touch devices, you could probably use onClick or onDblClick functions instead of onHover. Or, you could make a .htaccess file to redirect mobile users to a separate html file all by itself and load minimal, mobile-friendly functionality there. It's a compromise we have to make.
However, Spry UI (aliased as Spry 2.0) supports touch-screen devices. You can read about it here: http://labs.adobe.com/technologies/spry/ui/
Also, there's a very popular plug-in for Dreamweaver that lets you customize and optimize menus to load across devices. It's paid-for but worth it if you're specific about loading your site on mobile devices (especially touch-enabled). You can look it up here: http://www.projectseven.com/products/menusystems/pmm2/ug-examples/acce ssible/index.htm
On the other hand, you could style your menu using pure CSS. This will work across all touch-enabled mobile devices without a glitch as it doesn't load any external functions of any .js files.
The choice is yours to make and I know its a tough one - but I hope you find a workaround! Good luck!
Looking back at the example I did, it does work. It just takes a little more time to load, which yesterday, I probably didn't have the patience. Looking at it now, it seems to work so I will pursue this on my other project as the spry menu didn't work for me. After it worked on my apple device, I had other staff test it on RIM and Android and it worked there also. Thanks for the tip, I now have to rewrite a couple of SSIs to make it work.
Jim
Added: I got it to work, not I am just tweaking it a bit.
Log-in to the Adobe Exchange with your Widget Browser and grab Spry Menu 2.0 which supports touch screens.
http://labs.adobe.com/technologies/widgetbrowser/
When you've got it styled the way you want it in Widget Browser, Save Widget Files to your Local Site folder.
Below is a working example of Spry Menu 2.0 and a couple of other Spry widgets. View source to see how the Spry support files are organized.
http://alt-web.com/DEMOS/Spry-test.html
Nancy O.
Alt-Web Design & Publishing
Web | Graphics | Print | Media Specialists
Ok, first post didn't go through, sorry if this is a duplicate.
Thank you Nancy for the example. It was precise, accurate and I appriciate all the great examples you have shared. I did download the widget and got a working menu but it seems there is a lot of overhead (many js files). I also was able to get my older spry menu to work on Apple, RIM and Android, so I am moving forward with that one for now.
Also thank you Sudarshan, your information was right on target.
I think the original poster should be able to get a working menu from the information on this thread.
Jim
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