Genie 7110 manual format=…, HTTPUSERAGENT string, text/x-vCard, select and input items can be

B Differences between Browser Types in Same Class

Table B-1. Nokia browser types (continued)

Behaviour Nokia 7110 (browser version 4.xx)

Nokia 6210, 6250 and 7110 with version 5.00 or greater

<input	The browser does not enter fixed	Forced characters are inserted by the browser
format="…"/>	characters (those preceeded by a	at appropriate points during the data input.
	backslash) automatically, and may not	The browser also handles changes between
	handle the change between character type	character types in input statements
	A and character type N sensibly.	acceptably.
	It is recommended that forced characters	Forced characters may be used.
	NOT be used	A format such as 3N will accept between 1 to
	A format such as 3N will only accept three	3 digits (so NNN3N will accept between 4
	digits (so NNN3N requires six digits	and 6 digits)
Images	Images are centre aligned	Images are left aligned
Non-breaking space	Typically ignored, and not written as a	Correctly represented on screen
character	space
	Table B-2. Mitsubishi Trium browser types
Behaviour	Earlier browser type	Later browser type
Where found	Believed to be only in Trium Geo@	Believed to be only in Trium Mars@ handset
	handset
Differentiation	Both contain identical	HTTP_ACCEPT header contains
	HTTP_USER_AGENT string.	text/x-vCard

HTTP_ACCEPT header does not contain text/x-vCard

Softkey behaviour	Left hand softkey is fixed as a labelled
	<do> action if exactly one non- <prev/>
	one exists, nothing if none exist, or Card
	(providing a menu) if more than one
	exists.
	Right hand softkey provides Back
	functionality (executing <prev/>) which
	may be relabelled. The right hand key
	changes context depending on what is
	highlighted on screen – a link will cause
	the title (or link) to be displayed, and
	<select> and <input> items can be
	highlighted and entered.

Right hand softkey provides fixed Back function which can be relabelled (and re- purposed – see below)

If no <do> actions of type not being "prev" are defined, left hand key is context sensitive, allowing links, <select> and <input> items to be entered.

If exactly one <do> action of type not being "prev" is defined the left hand key is bound to this action and labelled and is not context sensitive (links, <select> and <input> must be accessed by other means). This is NOT recommended.

If more than one <do> action of type not being "prev" is defined the left hand key says Card, and links to a menu of the actions in the order of their definition. As above, links, <select> and <input> must be accessed by other means.

78 Genie Application Style Guide February 2001