You could also do this at server level no? In a .htaccess file you could detect
and redirect to mobile subdomain, The subdomain folder on server would
only contain a simple index.php file that bootstraps the app? Saves having to
check every time, especially if you purely want to provide users with a mobile
version of the site, IF they view it via mobile device.
On 19 Mar 2011, at 12:52, is that you john wayne? <[email protected]>
wrote:
> Hector,
>
> I fixed the problem a while back, i didnt use your suggestion as i'm not
> pulling out the view in the plugin. THis is predispatch and asa such the
> View doesnt seem to exist.
>
> TBH the more i think about this the more i'm preferring my solution anyway,
> as it's simple, doesnt require a whole lotta Zend knowledge, i litterally
> resort back to PHP basics. Which will be king in 3 months when i try and
> fix a random bug :)
>
> Thanks for the help, you helped me at least understand a little more about
> the 'joys' of Zend.
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