I have use all the time homebanking at home. I can use explorer to do lots of things with my bank accounts. My bank, like many others, offer this service by HTTPS.
I really would like to access it in my Pocket PC thru WiFi, but the autentication method on the webpage doesn't work on all Pocket PC browsers i've tried. And I think I tried them all.
Check out the banks site to see what kind of authentication i'm talkin about: https://caixadirecta.cgd.pt/
I think it has something to do with java version ou something...
Can anyone find a solution to this? I've tried pocket Explorer, MiniMo, Net Front, and some other browsers... the all fail to run the authentication as it should.
Instead of typing the user name and password, this authentication method works on clicking the numbers on screen. When I try that with the PPC nothing happens
CGD works with opera
I had the same problem but it works now with the Opera browser.
im using resco viewer to browse network shares, because they in intranet there is no protection over shares so you dont need to enter any user name etc, before i used to have security on shares, since i havce removed, my wizard keep asking username and pw to access to shares even there isn't any security, i can simply by pass it by entering no username and pw and just tapping ok, but it is so annoying to do it after every soft reset, why it doesnt remember ? other wierd thing is it remembers username from old share security settings, i have changed shares network name but it didnt work still same, can anybody help me?
Browser - Opera 8.5 beta
Device - Qtek 9000
Connection - GPRS T-mobile
Location - USA
For some reason, when using GPRS, going to hotmail, it takes me to msnmobile instead of the regular hotmail webpage despite using Opera.
Not only that, it doesn't take me to the mobile hotmail page, even after I log on.
Anybody knows a solution around it?
Tried searching for hotmail but nothing came up that provided me with the solution.
Actually Opera does not offer a user-configurable User-Agent to enable identification of Opera as IE6 so you are forced to mobile websites.
A work around which I did is as follows:-
1) Open your usual hotmail site on your windows xp computer.
2) When the site has fully opened the address bar on your windows xp web browser will look something like this (http://by20fd.bay20.hotmail.msn.com/cgi-bin/hmhome? *******)
3) Copy and paste this entire address to a word document on your windows xp computer and save the word document.
4) Using active sync transfer this word document from your windows xp computer to your pocket pc and open with Word Mobile
5) Run Opera on your PPC and copy and paste the address from your word mobile document to the address bar in the opera window.
6) Press the go button and the website will display.
7 Now you can save the open website as one of your Favourites and this way you will not have to follow the entire procedure each time you want to go to the hotmail site.
It works for me and hope it does for you sas well.
Kind Regards
nope, still automatically redirects to mobile.msn.com
Really frustrating! :evil:
Okay go to the mobile MSN account as opera would take you. Then enter your username and password and log in. Also click the radio button for opera to remember both the username and password i.e. the uppermost radio button. Exit opera then retry the procedure in my above post.
Regards
srmz said:
Actually Opera does not offer a user-configurable User-Agent to enable identification of Opera as IE6 so you are forced to mobile websites.
Kind Regards
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try adding a new section to the opera.ini file in \Application Data\Opera :
[User Agent]
Spoof UserAgent ID=1
Full options are:
Opera = 1
Mozilla = 2
Internet Explorer = 3
Mozilla, no Opera mention = 4
Internet Explorer, no Opera mention = 5
Let me know
MaX
aefelix
Thanks for the info
YES! It works. Changing the User Agent file does allow it to go to the regular hotmail webpage. Don't forget to soft reset.
FYI, I'm using the Opera 8.5 beta on my Qtek 9000.
Google.com still doesn't work on GPRS though. Works great when connected to PC via Activesync....just not through GPRS.
One other thing I need to mention also, after adding the User Agent to the ini file, the top bar where the address and all the icons are, have a background issue. The icons and the address bar all show up fine, but just the background is a little messed up. Nothing you can't live with.
Thanks again Aefelix.
aefelix
Thx, will try that now...
I noticed something though, i normally use WAP over GPRS to browse, i tried it and it didn't work (copy hotmail link and paste it).
But then when i was hooked up via WIFI, it worked on PIE without changing any setting!
How could that be? :shock: :?
Jamps...
I've also noticed that when I use Wi-Fi, hotmail works just fine.
But please do try AeFelix's fix and see if it works for you too.
Hi Aefelix,
Tried modifying the Opera.ini by adding the User Agent section as advised.
Now it takes me to the regular hotmail login page and allows log in as well. But after log in none of the links such as Mail, Calendar, etc appear to work. So I cannot actually go beyond the page which appears after the log in is through.
Anybody else experienced this and any suggestions??
Kind Regards
Is there any software that fills(remembers) passwords while logging on some websites for windows mobile? Like password manager of Opera or so???
My school has open wifi that anyone can connect to and uses a webpage redirection authentication system for students to login with their ID and password.
a webbrowser usually forwards you to like http://127.34.55.2/redirect/whatever.
My problem is that on my titan, i get to the webpage where you login your username and password, but after i hit submit, it does authenticate me, just reloads the login webpage.
My laptop logs on just fine, so I know I'm in the system. I also know im typing my usernam and password correctly with caps where needed because i hind peck type it very slowly to make sure.
I've used IE Mobile and Opera Mobile 9.5 , but both do the same thing.
Anyone out there know why its doing this and if/how I can login correctly?
Thanks,
Matthew
RiftReaper said:
My school has open wifi that anyone can connect to and uses a webpage redirection authentication system for students to login with their ID and password.
a webbrowser usually forwards you to like http://127.34.55.2/redirect/whatever.
My problem is that on my titan, i get to the webpage where you login your username and password, but after i hit submit, it does authenticate me, just reloads the login webpage.
My laptop logs on just fine, so I know I'm in the system. I also know im typing my usernam and password correctly with caps where needed because i hind peck type it very slowly to make sure.
I've used IE Mobile and Opera Mobile 9.5 , but both do the same thing.
Anyone out there know why its doing this and if/how I can login correctly?
Thanks,
Matthew
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I believe both browsers have settings to allow cookies or session cookies. That needs to be turned on so that your web page can set the session cookies for authentication. There is a huge difference between the browsers on the phone and the browsers on your laptop.