I hope this makes sense! I am having a problem with my app and the use of custom url. One of my app uses mostly custom url which i created with my company website. ie. www.mycompany.com/app/pages. Now when I run my app, it brings up my mobile website, m.mycompany.com and not the correct pages. I think this is happening because now the DNS is pointing to the smartphone friendly website with any mobile IE, but I dont want it to for this app. Has this happened to anyone else? Is there a way to have it turn this feature off somehow? I hope that makes sense. Thanks again, Howard.

Hi Howard, I think you'd have to modify your index.html page for the main site, because that's likely where the logic is to send users to a mobile site dependent on their access method (mobile vs. other). From the buzztouch perspective, there's not much you can do, I don't think, because when you access a custom URL in the app, it's using a webView, which gets identified as a mobile browser (which is actually a good thing). Is there a reason you don't want a mobile user to view your mobile website? Mark

Hey Mark, thanks for the quick response. I was afraid that there might be little to do about it. I don't have a problem that the user sees the mobile app, but the page I want to display is not my website or anything to do with my company. I use the website to just host the urls. I might move it another website that I have that I have not set up for smartphone viewing. That might solve this issue. Thanks again, Howard

Gotcha. Sounds good!

Yup, that was the problem. moved the files to another site and worked. I hate learning things the hard way! :-). Now onto the other apps that I assume will have the same problem. H-

Howard I had the same issue.. I just made a subdirectory for each app... appname.mysite.com for each app Now when i direct it goes directly to the website for the app...

@jvalley-so you made the subdirectory in the root directory? Howard

Yes I made a sub off of the root so it would look like ... appname.mysite.com If i directed to a html on the main site it would go to my main mobile page and i would have the same problem Then i made all the html pages mobile... I then direct my urls to appname.mysite.com/mypage.html I made a new page for each.. This way the url is not directed at mysite.com and i can customized my app pages without messing with the original site... For every new app that I will need a custom url page i will make a new sub directory for it..

Sounds good, thank you!