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You can enter and
view your stats while on the course with a mobile device (ex.
cell phone)! We now have internet pages for mobile
devices created in WML (wireless markup language) version 1.1.
This is the text based version that should work on most all
mobile internet devices. If it doesn't
then I'm sorry, but there's almost no way to get it to work for
everyone. I can tell you it works on my Samsung a670
through Verizon wireless.
We hope this will be
a way to provide valuable feedback about your game while you're on
the course.
To get to the mobile
site. Browse to www.wap.mobilegolfstats.com with your
mobile device and log in.
This is what you'll
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When you select the "View
Stats" option you can find your average stats. |
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When entering a round you can
select from a previously played course or find a course. |
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This shows the last 20
courses you've played |
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After you select a course you
then pick which tee-box you're playing from. |
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| This is where the round is
entered into the database. |
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For each hole it will show
you the Par, Yards, and Handicap. |
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If you've played the course
before it will show your average stats for the hole! |
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Then you scroll down and
input your stats. |
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After you enter your stats
you can go to hole 2 or go back and change something. |
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When you enter the last hole
select done. |
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| It will give your total score
and you can also view the round stats from here. |
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| The Edit Round option allows
you to go in and change a round. |
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This list allows you to
select which hole you wish to change. |
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More about mobile internet...
WAP stands for Wireless Access Protocol, a general term used
to describe the multi-layered protocol and related technologies
that bring Internet content to mobile devices such as PDAs and
cell phones.
WML (Wireless Markup Language) is the dominant language in
use with wireless devices today. Essentially, WML is a subset of
HTML, but has its roots in XML. Those developers with a solid
base in XML should have a relatively easy time coding WML.
The current WML standard is 1.3, although many mobile devices
in use today support only the WML 1.1 standard. Therefore it's
prudent to stay away from 1.3-specific features, unless you know
that your target market's devices are 1.3-ready.
More info found can be found here:
http://www.openmobilealliance.org/
http://www.developer.com/ws/proto/article.php/10948_1377381_1
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