> $HTTP_USER_AGENT (if you're using Apache with PHP) should do
> what you need.
¥es, but not 100%, because there R thousands of different User-Agents
out there, and the User-Agent of many browsers R customizable or
Proxy's which R filtering them out.
I think that U can use the $HTTP_USER_AGENT i
Yep, correct, it is incorrect.
sorry read to quickly over it.
Johannes
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> This advice is incorrect I believe. PHP_OS will return the OS PHP
This advice is incorrect I believe. PHP_OS will return the OS PHP is
running on, not what the OS of the client.
>From the manual:
PHP_OS The name of the operating system on which the PHP parser is
executing; e.g. 'Linux'.
$HTTP_USER_AGENT (if you're using Apache with PHP) should do what you n
Hi,
> How can I detect client's OS/platform with PHP? (Win, Mac, etc.)
with PHP_OS. $os = PHP_OS;
See "Chapter 8 - Constants" of the manual.
Johannes
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