Security Model For Windows Mobile 5.0 and Windows Mobile 6
(tags: iemobile)
Developing Secure ActiveX Controls
(tags: iemobile)
Well, I’m Back: Offline Web Applications
(tags: firefox offline)
Macromedia - Developer Center : Macromedia Flash Integration with Pocket PC E-mail and Contact List
(tags: flash poom iemobile)
Inside Dynamic HTML - Extending JavaScript with Function Pointers
This script from way back in the last millennium might be useful if you happen to be working on IE mobile which lacks OOTB support for window.setInterval
(tags: notetoself javascript iemobile)
Internet Explorer Mobile Reference
the complete list of whats missing
(tags: iemobile javascript)
XML Core Services and Document Object Model
(tags: iemobile xmlhttprequest dom)
Internet Explorer Mobile (at least version 6.12) will only parse JavaScript files served with a content type of ’text/javascript’. Use other content types (e.g. ‘application/javascript’) and IEm may silently ignore the file, and not parse it. The whole area of the ‘proper’ content type for javascript files seems to be a bit of a quagmire.
If you encounter the error message ‘No such interface supported’ when attempting to append nodes to an existing DOM on Internet Explorer then you may be encountering a restriction in IE which disallows appending nodes from one document to another. In my case I was attempting to append nodes from an XML document retrieved via XMLHttpRequest into a hidden div element on my page. Normally this works just fine, if XMLHttpRequest decides the response is an XML payload and populates the responseXML property with a DOM tree you can easily append into your page document.
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