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
"Laserjetter" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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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
Thanks! They've been useful.
How do I detect whether a WAP browser is being used? I know how to check
whether Netscape or IE is being used via JavaScript. Is this how to do it
with WAP?
"Ross Fleming" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> This is pa
This is part of my final year project at university, so hopefully I'll be
able to help you. Some pointers...
1. visit http://www.allnetdevices.com/faq/ for wml info
2. never assume the size of a WAP phone screen, no two are alike.
3. keep the pages TINY! WAP phones have very little memory, and d
