James Mehorter

Which device are you using?

The plugin currently supports Opera Mini on Android, looks like I can add support for Opera Mini on iOS and Windows phone.

Hello, In this scenario I would recommend purchasing the mobile theme you’re interested in so that you’re not running the demo.

If the mobile menu is displaying all pages that means your wp_nav_menu() call in the mobile theme is unable to find your menu (it’s defaulting to show all pages).

Make sure the wp_nav_menu() call in your mobile theme is identical to the cal in your active theme—you want to have the same code in both themes.

That’s not the typical DTS behavior. When mobile users visit your site they should receive the handheld or tablet theme for every page. That works thanks to a cookie set on the user’s device—sounds to me like either your server isn’t properly creating the cookie or the device you’re testing with has cookies disabled.

Would you like to email me a link to your site and I can take a look? My email is [email protected]

Your register_nav_menu() calls should be in each theme’s functions.php (as stated in the docs). And your wp_nav_menu() calls to display the menu should be wherever you wish to display the menus, e.g. header.php, footer.php, etc..

Does that answer your question?

Hello, have a look at our docs and let me know if they don’t fully assist you.

Device Theme Switcher Documentation: https://github.com/jamesmehorter/device-theme-switcher/wiki/3-FAQ#how-do-menus-and-widgets-work

Hi again,

Here is a revised/cleaner way to use PHP to make the links. There are two PHP functions at your disposal:

<?php link_to_full_website(); ?>

and

<?php link_back_to_device(); ?>

Place them in whichever theme you want and where ever makes the most sense for your site. For example, you might put link_to_full_website() in the footer of the mobile theme in medium-size text, and link_back_to_device() in the header of your desktop/active theme in larger text size.

The links will only display for mobile users ??

You have two options:

1) Display the link with our widget. In Appearance > Widgets you can add the ‘Display Full Website’ widget to one of your sidebars. There are notes on using widgets in your themes in our FAQ.

OR

2) Display the link with PHP in your theme files:

global $dts;
echo $dts->build_html_link( 'active', 'View Full Website', array(), true );

I’m learning now that I need to add this question to our FAQ. And also create an easier helper function for the link. I’ll work on those items for our v3.1 release. Thanks!

Hi Glotti—I’m unable to access that website. Are you still troubleshooting this issue? If so, let me know which site I can try to see this behavior in action. Thanks!

Hello Juliana,

How did you ‘put on the mobile version’?
Which device are you testing with?
Are you able to share your website URL so I can see the issue in action?

Hi wrip,

This sounds like a theme issue. Does your theme happen to be a child theme?

If so, you may be using ‘get_template_directory_uri()’ when you should be using ‘get_stylesheet_directory_uri()’.

https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Function_Reference/get_stylesheet_directory_uri

Hi again MaruscaGabriel,

Which version Galaxy Tab are you using, and are you able to update the Android OS on it?

I’m asking because I’ve heard back from the MobileESP author and he makes some very valid points you can read here: https://github.com/ahand/mobileesp/pull/2#issuecomment-98773798

Hi sags541, can you please open a new support forum thread about the issue you’re experiencing? That white screen means there is a PHP error, can you locate your server’s PHP error log and let me know the PHP error listed?

Hi Manu-PB, are you able to provide any details about what you’re experiencing that would help me produce the issue? E.g. PHP errors, server setup, etc.

Hi Eddie, Are you able to provide any additional details about this issue?

Anything specific you could provide would really help me fix this issue, e.g. PHP errors, server setup details, etc.