Installed/Unstalled, now auto template selection fails

I installed MobileJoomla and it appeared to work correctly, but I modified several parameters and of course messed up my mobile menu. I used a common Joomla solution, uninstalled MobileJoomla and reinstalled. Now the auto template switcher fails to work for iPhone / iPad (my only test tools).

After install, I cleared out the cache and made sure extensions were uninstalled.

Any suggestions how I messed this up?
Paul Earley

One thing could be mark-up in Mobile Joomla! settings. It maps templates to specific devices. 

Also there is two kind of modes "simple" and "terawurfl". Terawurfl might not be working correctly.

paulearley wrote:

What tools do you use?

Thanks for the help!
I use the following tools: JoomlaWatch Extploder, GuardXT, sh404sef (sh404sef template switcher present but not enabled)

I have both the  "simple" and "terawurfl" plugins present and enabled. In the instructions, I did not see anything about selecting simple or terawurfl inthe docs, so not sure how to select one mode or the other.

General settings have not been changed from install (except turned off cache). Domain multisite turned off.

You might also want to try some other phone simulators, so it can be pinned down if this problem is specific to iPhone or do all phones fail:

Simulators

Are there .htaccess settings that could be messing me up? I have PMed it to you.

The Opera Mini sim works. Hmmm any sugestions on what to do with the iphone template?

I installed this one under windows. It takes a while to get used to it, but I found that it rendered my test site as iphone when the firefox user agent switch would not. It is a strange situation I can't put my finger on because another test site I have with MJ 0.9.11 works.

Anyway the application is called iBBDemo2 from here labs.blackbaud.com/NetCommunity/article?artid=662
Don't get fooled into thinking this is Blackberry by the BB it's an iphone that transforms by Ctrl 1/2 into an ipad.

Try purging the SH404 records

Thanks or all the feedback, I pursued all ideas and found, to my embarrassment, that the solution was much simpler. 

On the iPhone and the iPad, I needed to clear the CACHE on my mobile devices..  This became clear after using the BB iPhone Sim that Barnabas suggested (which worked fine despite iPhone and iPad showing the main PC website.

The lesson for others as dense as I, is when testing: Clear the cache!

Paul Earley