Hi Lauren
I noticed google was indexing some of our i-mode sites - But missing the
i-mode pages themselves ! and instead transforming regular pages into
something that *could* be considered imode viewable - so I think your
question is important in practice.
Some ideas:
- The CHTML meta tag is a given but I am not sure smaller sites use it so:
- I would probably look for pages that have the
ACCESSKEY or TEL: tags.
- And probably, as a quick trick, anything over 5K could be discarded from
the start.
>Does anyone know of a quick, reliable way for a robot to determine whether
>a page is i-mode compatible? Something short of running the entire page
>through a verifier, that is. (Too expensive.) Is there a standard for
>specifying i-mode compatibility? I haven't been able to find a common
>denominator...
>
>(I've considered looking for ".chtml" or "/i" in the URL. Or perhaps
>looking for a "CHTML" meta tag. But I know that won't grab all i-mode
>sites.)
>
>Thank you,
>Lauren
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