But, when I want inspect some html parts or if I want trace a javascript behavior, I want and I prefer use Firefox and FireBug.
So, I create a fake mobile engine which use Firefoxe+firebug
First, I have added my new engine in globlal.asax.cs
In "Global.asax.cs" (full source here)
protected void Application_Start() { AjaxHelper.GlobalizationScriptPath = "http://ajax.microsoft.com/ajax/4.0/1/globalization/"; AreaRegistration.RegisterAllAreas(); RegisterGlobalFilters(GlobalFilters.Filters); RegisterRoutes(RouteTable.Routes); // Add the auto mobile detection & redirection ViewEngines.Engines.Clear(); ViewEngines.Engines.AddIPhone<RazorViewEngine>(); ViewEngines.Engines.AddWindowsMobile<RazorViewEngine>(); ViewEngines.Engines.AddGenericMobile<RazorViewEngine>(); #if DEBUG // Just use it for debug JS in firebug & inspect HTML ViewEngines.Engines.AddFireBug<RazorViewEngine>(); #endif // Std engine ViewEngines.Engines.Add(new RazorViewEngine());}
Second, I had in my custom mobile engine my new "Firefox+firebug" fake mobile engine
in CustomMobileViewEngine cs (full source here)
public static class MobileHelpers { ... //Add firefox + firebug for help to debug public static void AddFireBugYou could do the same thing with "F12" on IE if you are used it.(this ViewEngineCollection ves) where T : IViewEngine, new() { ves.Add(new CustomMobileViewEngine(c => c.UserAgentContains("firefox"), "Mobile", new T())); } }
this doesnt work, if you visit the site with a full blown browser first, the view will stick...
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