In the preceding sections we have touched on many areas that can be customized to your needs. You can also customize other aspects of CRS-M. These include:
Access control for your pages – allowing fewer or more pages to be accessed before the user is required to log in
Mobile user-agent interception – choosing which mobile browsers to forward to your mobile-specific pages, and also the directory-mirroring strategy
Mobile billing and profile form handlers – these provide an example of how you can customize a flow or part of a flow to meet your specific needs
In the “Low Level Architecture” section we discussed in deeper detail some topics that were previously introduced. The most relevant of these with respect to customization are:
In the “Performance Considerations” section we discussed some topics for improving performance that can be customized for your implementation:
How to configure the viewport, and different ways that this can be done – that is, allow the pinch-zoom gesture, disable pinch-zoom, configure for different screen sizes
Caching of data on the client – the CRS-M homepage demonstrates one approach but this could be customized to be more or less aggressive based on your needs
An additional item of note that is useful for customization is what is referred to as site-specific CSS. Commerce Reference Store demonstrates how to use site-specific CSS to give different sites a different look-and-feel on its different site configurations. For information about site-specific CSS in Commerce Reference Store please refer to the ATG Commerce Reference Store Overview.
