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1. joho68
   Member
   Posted 1 year ago #

   This may be a potential solution to the problem people are having with MobilePress not maintaining the correct site view for mobile/iphone devices vs regular "PC browsers". I am by no means connected to Aduity and have nothing to with MobilePress. What I am suggesting seems to be working for me, if it breaks your code/site, you own all pieces.

   In the folder wp-content/plugins/mobilepress, find and edit the file mobilepress.php, around line 59.

   Look for the comment that says "//Start a session.."
   Right below that comment, there's a construct like this:

   if ( ! session_id())
   {
        @session_start();
   }

   Make this block look like this instead:

   /*
   if ( ! session_id())
   {
        @session_start();
   }
   */

   (you have effectively disabled that code by "commenting it out").

   Save the file.

   Try your site -- clear all caches on both the server (WordPress plugins if you're using any caching add-ons) and your client (browser, smartphone, whatever).

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