On Tuesday 16 July 2002 22:43, César Aracena wrote:
> I think that the best way you can achieve this, considering all the
> troubles and different configurations you will have to make for each
> user, is to make them choose the type of connection they want, and set a
> cookie in the visitor's brow
chine/visitor's connection.
C.
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> Subject: RE: [PHP] Crazy idea about detecting visitor's connection
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> > I feel the
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>>I feel the idea is not accurate. My ip address (a static one from my
>>isp) would remain the same if I went to ADSL from my current
>>dial-up access.
>>
>>HTH
>>Chris
>
>
> Yes. And how about all corporate networks? If I'm accessing your site from
> our offi
> I feel the idea is not accurate. My ip address (a static one from my
> isp) would remain the same if I went to ADSL from my current
> dial-up access.
>
> HTH
> Chris
Yes. And how about all corporate networks? If I'm accessing your site from
our office I would get the low-speed version until
Jason Wong wrote:
>On Tuesday 16 July 2002 17:12, Cedric Veilleux wrote:
>
>> What I was thinking about is doing a reverse dns lookup on the client's IP
>>and try to determine quickly if he's on a low or hi speed connection.
>>
>
>You have to bear in mind that reverse DNS lookups are not in
On Tuesday 16 July 2002 17:12, Cedric Veilleux wrote:
> What I was thinking about is doing a reverse dns lookup on the client's IP
> and try to determine quickly if he's on a low or hi speed connection.
You have to bear in mind that reverse DNS lookups are not instantaneous. It
can take
Hey,
Anybody has ideas on how to detect the connection speed of visitors in order
to automatically take them to the Hi-speed or low-speed version of a site?
We want to make a hi and low speed side, but I would prefer not to confuse
visitors with a page where they have to choose
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