Native apps

 You can launch RefinedWiki Mobile Interface in a native app to get a better user experience. For more information read this blog post.

iPhone / iPad

Android

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  1. Klaus Feldmann

    just tried it today and it works fine.

    I do administer several systems and used to work with individual load-buttons for each one, so I would like to know how to load mor versions and to rename them that way that I can use several of them as predefined login for each system.

    1. Emil Sjödin

      Hi Klaus, thanks for the feedback. Thats a feature which will be include in the next version of the native apps. We are working on it.

      Cheers

      1. Klaus Feldmann

        OK, nice to know – it is easy to use.

  2. Klaus Feldmann

    I work with lots of scaffold forms. They are only editable in RichText mode. I have to go to classic mode to edit them. Therefor MobileInterface usage is limited to WikiMarkup and pages with no forms.

    Are you working on RichText mode too? 

    1. Emil Sjödin

      It's a bit tricky to get all macros to work with Mobile interface but we will look in to scaffolding forms feature.

      The RichText mode is a real challenge because of the small screens. We also have to take in account the new editor in Confleunce 4.0. But we are working on this as well.

      1. Klaus Feldmann

        Actually scaffold does not support RichText either. It wouldn't really make sense to have a ?RichText editor on an mobile device. It would make more sense to work with native edit features of an mobile device in use.

        What is really missing is a function that detects whether or not a page is a form (not only scaffold) and than to render it that way that standard text editing is possible to select drop-down-litst and to type text into fields – thats all. Maybe a form detection could be done if a flag is stored within a page or a rw-form-detect macro that programers have to add to a page that tells MobileInterface to render content – I think this might not be that hard to achieve.

        My customers want to be able to update content in form's using Ipads – that way they get rid of paper and are always up-to-date.

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