I wrote a PHP class to check whether it is a WAP or Web browser depending on
the HTTP_ACCEPT.
You can view here:
http://www.tizac.com/php/DeviceType.txt
Hope this helps.
Charlie
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> Thanks, that would
I'd personally do it in PHP. But there aren't standard wap browsers
unfortunately (ie in real PC's, you'd only really ever see IE, Netscape,
Mozilla etc). I don't know of a fully comprehensive list of browser
identities, but these should get you started: from
http://allnetdevices.com/faq
This
Thanks, that would probably work.
What I wanted to do was distinguish between a web browser and a WAP browser
so that
if (isWAP) {
echo "WAP content";
} else {
echo "HTML content";
}
I'll try those things anyway - The WAP site is working anyway and I've set
up a redirect from my main sit
Fleming
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> I was fiddling around with the Nokia WAP toolkit the other day and I've
&g
on as I'd really like to hear
other peoples opinions on this, seeing as I'll have to write an 80 page
dissertation on it!!!
Regards
Ross Fleming
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S
I was fiddling around with the Nokia WAP toolkit the other day and I've
created a pretty little WAP site - just listing dates and it has a WBMP
image as a welcome screen.
Whilst looking for someone to host the site, I noticed a review for f2s
which said "allows PHP to be combined with WML" That
