MobileClient Guide Add-on
Sophora's MobileClient enables editors a simple and uncomplicated access to Sophora - while on the road or at the desk. The MobileClient is mobile friendy and can be used with a modern web browser on a tablet or smartphone and also features an optimized user experience on personal computers.
MobileClient Add-on
The MobileClient ensures easy access for editors to Sophora.
Authoring
Learn how to create, edit and publish content with Sophora's MobileClient.
First Steps
Learn some basics about working with Sophora's MobileClient.
Creating A New Document
Learn how to create new documents in Sophora's MobileClient.
Searching
Learn how to find documents.
Proposals
Learn how to work with proposals.
Components
Learn how to work with components.
Images
Learn how to edit image documents in Sophora's MobileClient.
Editing Text
Learn how to edit text with the Sophora MobileClient.
Document Actions: Publishing, Preview And More
Learn how to save, publish, de-publish, reset, preview, offer and clone documents in Sophora's MobileClient.
Sticky Notes
Learn how to use Sticky Notes for internal comments in the MobileClient.
Document Info
Learn how to access system meta information about a document.
Read Only Mode
Learn how to use the read only mode.
Document States
Learn more about possible document states and their corresponding icons.
Special Fields
Get to know some special input fields.
Accessing Support Information
Learn where to find technical information for your support teams.
Administering
Learn how to configure and administer Sophora's MobileClient.
Administering the MobileClient
Learn how to configure and administer Sophora's MobileClient.
Developing for the MobileClient
The Sophora MobileClient can execute client scripts designed for the DeskClient with certain restrictions.
Developing for the MobileClient
The Sophora MobileClient can execute client scripts designed for the DeskClient with certain restrictions.
Changelog
Covered issues for this module.
Changelog
Covered issues for this module.
Last modified on 7/3/23
The content of this page is licensed under the CC BY 4.0 License. Code samples are licensed under the MIT License.
