On Oct 17, 2014, at 05:21, Uve Vesterbrandt <u...@vesterbrandt.dk> wrote: > *_We would be grateful_* > Can anybody follow our idea? We, as a group mighty like a response to this. > If anyone has some general ideas for possible solution, it would be funand > helpfull, but our current project, however, only reveal whether the idea is > workable. > If you know other people who would be more obvious to submit it to, we would > be grateful to you forwarded or disclosed to who it could be.
This isn't really feasible, and even if it was, PHP would have nothing to do with it. If the web server was able to determine the client speed and set a server variable then PHP without any modifications would provide it via $_SERVER['CLIENT_SPEED']. But there is no way the web server can determine this on its own. The only way for this to be feasible would be if the mobile browsers were to send the current connection speed as part of their USER_AGENT header or in some different header. So you should be asking Apple and Google, not us. -Rasmus -- PHP Internals - PHP Runtime Development Mailing List To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
