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| ====== PHP: Browser identification ====== | ====== PHP: Browser identification ====== | ||
| - | <adm abstract Old blog post> | + | {{template>util:oldblog|date=August 22, 2008}} |
| - | This article was originally published on August 22, 2008. | + | |
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| - | Not too long ago, I wrote a [[wiki:software:cfm:browserid|short tutorial on using ColdFusion to identify the user’s browser and add extra browser-specific CSS files]]. Today, I found myself in need of similar functionality for PHP. The code isn’t quite the same – PHP doesn’t have a direct clone of CF’s ''contains'' decision operator; you have to use the ''strstr'' string function instead. The general idea, however, is the same. | + | Not too long ago, I wrote a [[wiki:software:code:cfm:browserid|short tutorial on using ColdFusion to identify the user’s browser and add extra browser-specific CSS files]]. Today, I found myself in need of similar functionality for PHP. The code isn’t quite the same – PHP doesn’t have a direct clone of CF’s ''contains'' decision operator; you have to use the ''strstr'' string function instead. The general idea, however, is the same. |
| The following script will identify between Firefox, IE6, and IE7. Like my last post, I’ve added an extra piece that will include an ''ie.css'' file before including an IE version-specific stylesheet. | The following script will identify between Firefox, IE6, and IE7. Like my last post, I’ve added an extra piece that will include an ''ie.css'' file before including an IE version-specific stylesheet. | ||
