Best Practice: Making sure your web page supports all users
Not all users have BlackBerry® Wallet 1.2 installed. Your web site must support all users.
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BlackBerry Wallet version |
Detection |
Web page design |
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1.2 or later |
the object element exists with data="mimetype.jsp" and type="application/x-vnd.rim.bb.wallet", and the BlackBerry agent is 6.0 or later |
Starting with BlackBerry Wallet 1.2, you can embed the mimetype for BlackBerry Wallet in an object element, which has the data attribute set to mimetype.jsp. |
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1.0 |
no object element, and the BlackBerry agent is 4.2 or later |
Set the content-type of the web page to application/x-vnd.rim.bb.wallet; charset="". |
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Not installed |
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Create a web page that allows the user to provide the necessary data, and a link to install BlackBerry Wallet. |
Code sample: Calling BlackBerry Wallet and supporting all users
<object data="mimetype.jsp" type="application/x-vnd.rim.bb.wallet" height="80">
<!—If wallet is not installed -->
Check out using BlackBerry Wallet 1.2 by downloading it <a href="http://www.blackberry.com/bbwallet/">here</a>
</object>
If the BlackBerry® device user has installed BlackBerry Wallet, the page displays the wallet icon and the description.
If the BlackBerry device user has not installed BlackBerry Wallet, the page displays a message prompting the user to install it. The developer can provide any customized message.