Hey,
I ended up looking at using eregi to pull this information out of the
original HTTP_USER_AGENT as this is more accurate than the extra info from
browscap.ini. You have to list out all of the browsers & OSs. However, I'm
having problems detecting the Amaya browser...
$browser_string = gete
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Sent: Thursday, June 27, 2002 5:20 PM
Subject: Re: [PHP] Detecting Browser Type/OS from HTTP_USER_AGENT
> Erik,
>
> While I agree in principal, you must remember that
Erik,
While I agree in principal, you must remember that not all UAs (User
Agents) comply with the Standards, especially newer ones like XHTML,
CSS 2, etc. Even a somewhat mainstream UA, like OmniWeb, for example
(because I've been having problems with it lately) will not render
your page the
On Thursday, June 27, 2002, at 08:57 AM, Patrick Teague wrote:
> Has anyone else done something similar to this? The main purpose for
> doing
> this is to find out what clients are using the most so that we can
> provide
> content more specific to the browsers. I've noticed things that work
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