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Too much info
I want to use the Browser and OS detection script to manage my css but I want the script to tell me if the OS is Windows or Mac I dont need the breakdown of which windos OS.
I think I should be able to just comment out some lines but it is excaping me. Could someone please help? Thanks, Naughtyboy Back to top |
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good question
It's very easy to do that.
On the script, scroll down to line 268 (assuming you haven't cut off the comments on top: Make this change: :: Code ::
// get os data, mac os x test requires browser/version information, this is a change from older scripts $a_os_data = which_os( $browser_user_agent, $browser_name, $version_number ); $os = $a_os_data[0];// os name, abbreviated //add these lines if ( ( $os == 'win' ) || ( $os == 'nt' ) ) { $os = 'win'; } // and you'll get what you need to happen $os_number = $a_os_data[1];// os number or version if available Now you have the $os variable containing only the following: win, mac, lin, unix, or '', unknown. You can ignore the $os version number if you don't need to use it. Here's a sample of this: :: Code ::
if ( browser_detection( 'os' ) == 'win' ) { load css file one.... } elseif (browser_detection('os') == 'mac' ) { load css file 2 } else { load default css file } does this answer your question? if not, just post again, give a code sample if something is not working for you, thanks, Jeftd Back to top |
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