Wordpress Admin With Mobile Browser

Posted on September 29th, 2008
by Lisa Stewart: : Better Rankings By Blogging

My never ending saga of using Wordpress on my mobile phone is reaching desperate proportions! I hate Wordpress and I hate my phone right now. I cannot log into Wordpress 2.6 admin on my mobile browser.

I have gone through several plugins with no success- tho I did find some nice mobile phone and mobile browser plugins that work well with sites that have Wordpress 2.5 installed and make mobile integration with admin panel in WordPress easier.
To add to issues hard to test as no signal for phone where my PC is located. Never ending

I have tried WPhone with no luck- tho I like on my other non 2.6 blogs.
I am about to try PostMaster whihc looks very promising,. Not so promising is the “compatible to 2.5 ” warning, tho I will give this a shot. If it does what it says it will do it is perfect.

Posting text, photos and videos from your phone has never been easier! With PostMaster you can post via email with attachments. PostMaster embeds attached media into your post, so no more boring text-only posts from your phone!

PostMaster allows you to control the resizing of attached images. So, you can have thumbnail images created on the fly! You can also have the generated thumbnail link to the full-size image, automatically.

PostMaster gives you control over the categories you want your post to appear in. With the category assignment feature you can define the categories for your post from the subject line.

You can control how media is embedded in the post body by editing PostMaster templates. There is a template for each media type group (images, videos, etc).

Almost all phones and email services are supported.

I am hoping I can post from a web based account as sadly Samsung Instinct does not allow pop3 email.

Note: This did not solve problem of being able to access Wordpress 2.6 or newer with a mobile browser.

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