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Setting a mobile style sheet based upon the users browser

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    Setting a mobile style sheet based upon the users browser

    I want to be able to select a CSS style sheet based upon if the user is operating a mobile browser or not.
    I would image that in the login page I would determine if the user is operating from a mobile device.
    This would probably be in the same place where you set the session user ID in a login a5w page
    i.e.
    session.UserID = a5ws_getcurrentuser()

    I would assume a similar statement would determine if the user has a mobile browser and then we would set session variables including page widths and style sheets etc..

    Has anyone done this in Alpha5v11? If so how?... thanks...

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    Re: Setting a mobile style sheet based upon the users browser

    example:

    dim session.Device as C = Request.UserAgent
    dim session.DeviceStyle as C
    if containsi(session.Device,"ipad") then
    session.DeviceStyle = cn.ResultSet.data("pr_stylesheetTablet")
    end if
    For the component change the style to <session.devicestyle>

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      #3
      Re: Setting a mobile style sheet based upon the users browser

      Thanks it worked a treat!... Changed it slightly
      if x_out.RedirectURL <> "" then
      session.UserID = a5ws_getcurrentuser()
      dim session.Device as C = Request.UserAgent
      dim session.DeviceStyle as C
      if containsi(session.Device,"ipad") then
      session.DeviceStyle = "MobGray"
      else if containsi(session.Device,"iphone")
      session.DeviceStyle = "MobGray"
      else
      session.DeviceStyle = "GrGray"
      end if
      response.redirect(x_out.redirectURL)
      end
      end if
      I then set the Style Name in Dialog Properties in the Component to <Session:DeviceStyle>
      I also loaded a couple of dummy pages with the above styles so I knew they were on the server

      Thanks again ... Having a session variable loaded with the browser I am dealing with is REALLY useful!
      excellent piece of advice...

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        #4
        Re: Setting a mobile style sheet based upon the users browser

        Originally posted by bea2701 View Post
        if containsi(session.Device,"ipad") then
        And if it is an Android device or phone?
        Peter
        AlphaBase Solutions, LLC

        [email protected]
        https://www.alphabasesolutions.com


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          #5
          Re: Setting a mobile style sheet based upon the users browser

          I didn't happen to have an Android device to test it on!!!... If its 'Android' or 'Google' I'm not sure... When I figure it I will post it...

          This would make a great series of videos because I'm sure there are a heap of simple tricks you can do once you know what browser you are using! .. Page size, scrolling style etc... etc..

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            #6
            Re: Setting a mobile style sheet based upon the users browser

            Google is my friend:

            http://user-agents.my-addr.com/user_...gent_types.php

            Here's Android specific:

            http://user-agent-string.info/list-o...ail?os=Android


            I just implemented some different CSS in case of an iPad UserAgent -- nifty stuff to be sure.
            Last edited by Steve Workings; 05-27-2012, 09:21 PM.
            -Steve
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              #7
              Re: Setting a mobile style sheet based upon the users browser

              Android works - thanks Graeme!

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                #8
                Re: Setting a mobile style sheet based upon the users browser

                It work great, but how can I make it work on record nativator of grid ?

                Thanks

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