Accessing XHTML Web Pages

I believe you can create pages by clicking on the Down Arrow at the top right of the page. It give the option to create pages.

You have to design a webpage that is specifically meant to be viewed by phones.. This is quite easy to do.. Once you do this you can view the webpage on all phones.
If your making a business and you want it to be successful then you need your own webpage for it. And you should link that webpage on your business facebook page.
If you do make the webpage the read this and follow the steps to making your website mobile viewable:
http://blog.bussedesign.com/2012/01/9-tips-to-make-your-website-mobile-viewable/

Hi hot dushan,
It seems your phone has a WAP WML browser only, and you are accessing websites that cannot parse the HTML pages to WAP WML content, e.g facebook.Such large HTML pages cannot be rendered and cached by your web browser, hence bringing up the error message. To solve your problem, install an alternate web browser for your phone. In this case, I presume that you are using a phone whose back-end is a J2ME(Java 2 Micro Edition) platform,with CLDC(Connected Limited Device Configuration) and MIDP(Mobile Information Device Profile).That can handle a good JAVA-based web browser such as Opera Mini. To install this application,please access www.operamini.com with the phone's web browser and select Opera Mini 4.2.A signed version is preferred. Opera Mini is a fully HTML-capable web-browser that can browse and access any website.With the superior front-end compression algorithms offered by the Opera Mini servers, it renders pages very fast and limits the bandwidth and data consumed, optimizing performance on slow and inconsistent networks and at the same time, saving on your carrier charges.

The memory i question here is the temp space available for the browser to store its cached documents. In most devices, it's very limited.The solution here is to install a third-party browser such as Opera Mini from www.mini.opera.com since your generic browser cannot handle full-blown HTML pages from sites such as facebook.
To make things more clear from a more technical perspective, when you access facebook, one of the components of it's HTML is the DOCTYPE element that instructs the web browser how to parse and process the webpage. If a WAP-capable browser is faced with the task of parsing HTML or XHTML pages, it may also return the same error message as it's not able to process the page. However, a comapct, light and powerful mobile browser such as Opera Mini which supports HTML and XHTML rendering and parsing perfectly will display the page normally. Another alternative to the same issue is to install the Bitstream BOLT browser. Go to www.boltbrowser.com to download and install the application.

Trick 1. Anonymous Browsing

Use free Proxy Server which allows you to browse the web anonymously and access sites that are blocked. Here is the list of few proxy servers which I came across while Googling..

http://www.proxybrowsing.com/
http://www.hidemyass.com/
http://www.browserjump.com/
http://www.ninjaproxy.com/
http://www.kproxy.com/
http://proxify.com/
http://www.w3privacy.com/
Trick 2. Google Translation

In case if your organization has blocked all the anonymous proxy servers, you can use Google Translator( also called as Google Language Tools) service as your proxy server. Google Translator translate pages from one language to another language. You can surf the blocked web pages by translating them from English to English(or any language which you desire).

Replace WEBSITE with your favorite site address in the following URL and start accessing them

http://www.google.com/translate?langpair=en'en&u=WEBSITE
Example: http://www.google.com/translate?langpair=en'en&u=http://mgopinath.blogspot.com



Trick 3. Google Mobile Search

Google Mobile search service translates HTML pages to mobile phone browser compatible by removing style sheets and java script. You can use this service to browse the web pages in text only format.

Replace WEBSITE with your favorite site address in the following URL to start accessing them

http://www.google.com/gwt/n?u=WEBSITE
Example: http://www.google.com/gwt/n?u=mgopinath.blogspot.com



Trick 4. Search Engine Cache

Enter the blocked URL in Google or Yahoo search engines and then visit the cached copy of the page.



If you know any other tricks please leave the information about them as comments

Hmm, thats all about the compatibility issue, I got the same problem with mine.

What I did, was to program a bit advance, like CSS Scripting or XHTML. If you don't know what they are, then you have to restrict yourself to IE.

Actually this happens when you use mixed programming like embedding Html or over-riding Html to Java/CSS.

Regards,
Waqar.

Try the steps given below MS website :

http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/publisher/HP010210181033.aspx

You'll need a 3rd party WAP browser (note: not WAP PDA. Both PPC and Palm powered device can do this as long as they have the application for it.) The web browser it comes with I don't think it is WAP compatible. Though I have no experience with any of them, I'm sure there are a few out there as shareware/freeware for PalmOS.