# Galakei: Japanese feature phone support [Japanese feature phones](http://www.mobalean.com/en/keitai_web_technology_guide) (a.k.a., keitai, galakei) have a number of restrictions over normal web browsers. This library adds support for them. ## Goals * Provide support for 3G handsets from the major 3 carriers in Japan (docomo, au, SoftBank) * Avoid modifying Rails internals as much as possible ## Examples ### Inlining Styles Old docomo handsets [don't support external stylesheets](http://www.keitai-dev.net/CSS). Additionally, only very limited CSS is supported. galakei/docomo_css automatically inlines CSS and manipulates markup to overcome these limitations. # css file h1 { color: red; background-color: blue} # source html

Foo

# outputted html

Foo

/div> Furthermore, the css border property is supported through the "spacer.gif" technique. # css file div { border-bottom: 5px solid #000000; } # source html
Foo
# outputted html
Foo
This will generate a 1px by 1px image, emulating the effect of borders on old docomo handsets. ### Maintaing sessions Old docomo handsets [don't support cookies](http://www.keitai-dev.net/Cookies). Furthermore, although Softbank and Au handsets support cookies, when accessing SSL pages, different cookies may be used. Galakei works around this by injecting a session id parameter into your URLs and forms (as long as you use a standard rails method for creating them). To enable this functionality, you will need to modify your session_store.rb initializer to allow the use of session parameters and use a non cookie-based store. MyApp::Application.config.session_store :active_record_store, :key => '_sid', :cookie_only => false You'll also need to enable this option in galakei config.galakei.session_id_parameter = true ### Emoji Easily use [Emoji](http://www.keitai-dev.net/Emoji) in your templates with emoji_table! emoji_table will return the correct emoji for your browser, including normal PC browsers: emoji_table.white_smiling_face # "☺" ### Alternate galakei views Have a PC site that you want to add galakei templates for? Put your views in app/views.galakei and they'll be used in preference to your normal app/views ### haml haml is great for building galakei sites, as it enforces well formed markup. galakei takes care of setting the haml template format for you, so you'll generate xhtml. ## Thanks * To [jpmobile](https://github.com/jpmobile/jpmobile) for offering the most mature Rails plugin for Rails * To [docomo_css](https://github.com/milk1000cc/docomo_css) for providing the inspiration for galakei/docomo_css