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How can I make a mobile app which can control my website, Website is already built and working written in php-mysql, jQuery etc.
Websites have alot of links and most of the pages are stand alone which have forms to show some output (Data in tabular format and some charts).
I want my mobile app to work like remote control. If i select a link in my mobile app then it should sync with desktop monitor the page which is already open and user is logged in.
Since pages are too big to fit in mobile so i want to have hyperlinks and form (check box, radio button, dropdown etc) for each page in mobile so that i can select and show output in big screen.
Here is a example but not complete - https://tz-smartphone-remote-control.herokuapp.com/#/3/1
If you open this in mobile you can sync the same page with big screen.
Using this - http://tutorialzine.com/2015/02/smartphone-remote-control-for-presentations/ i can make it working but i don't want to write everything (website) again.
All i want is some simple way to add something in website and create mobile app which can navigate pages.
Thanks
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