This script https://github.com/serbanghita/Mobile-Detect/tree/2.5.8 is a mobile detect php script that is updated frequently to detect mobile devices, I just don't want ipad and the galaxy tab in that list (they are mobile but big enough and all my scripts have touch support so it's not important to me).
I need it to work like:
http://www.i-do-this.com/blog/14/Make-y ... bile-ready
Where there is a variable that if it's mobile then and if not the other or whatever (see the i-do-this blog post).
Need this in 2 weeks or less. How much (budget max at $200.00 USD) so please go easy on me. Also need instructions on what to update when new stuff comes out.
Thanks!
[found] take php script turn into UDT
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Hi carasmo
That's not a good way to do it as like you said there are numerous new devices you should be detecting functionality i.e. if touchscreen.
Use Modernizer it is easy...
That's not a good way to do it as like you said there are numerous new devices you should be detecting functionality i.e. if touchscreen.
Use Modernizer it is easy...
Re: [found] take php script turn into UDT
It is not the same. I want to serve different content, not just hide it, different menu no sliders.
Re: [found] take php script turn into UDT
if touch variable mobile == Y
Or just use CSS and media queries to hide show content as applicable
Or just use CSS and media queries to hide show content as applicable
Re: [found] take php script turn into UDT
Hi Carasmo
Did you ever get this sorted. I've got a project at the moment retrofitting a site to be responsive where this might be useful.
Did you ever get this sorted. I've got a project at the moment retrofitting a site to be responsive where this might be useful.
Re: [found] take php script turn into UDT
Sorry, I just saw this. Yes, it was done. It works for the most part, but some tablets send out that it's a phone. I don't know if this is because browserstack's set up, but IOS is fine, a phone is a phone and a tablet is a tablet but android galaxy tablet is a phone to the script, which is probably not the case on the actual device. I can only test on real devices, which is an iPad and a smart android phone plus various browsers and OS. It appears to work great as long as you have CSS for the gaps. I basically use it to only show 3 images in the slider, or not load scripts or whatever. It doesn't appear to work in the {content} tag, but that might be because I set it up strangely. Email me christinabeymer(youknow)gmail(dot)com, I haven't packaged it up for sharing so give me some time, a couple days should do it.