querystrings

[Akshay123]

Hi

I have some php code like below

 

<?php
include('assets/UserAgentCheck/mobile_device_detect.php');
$mobile = mobile_device_detect(true,true,true,true,true,true,false,false);
if($mobile==true){
  include('/m/index.html');
}else{
  include('d.html');
}
end;
?>

 

this is basically a mobile device detect script, and this code is in the file /index.php on my server

it works fine, but I need some help

so suppose a person is using the mobile version, and wants to switch over to the full version

I know I can't use http://localhost?false , but what kind of querystrings can I use

To help me, please use pretty easy steps, because i am a complete newb to php

Thanks in Advance

[JAY6390]

localhost/?full=1

Something like that?

Then use

if($_GET['full'] == 1) {
    //full version code here
}else{
   //mobile detect here
}

[the182guy]

You can use the querystring to achieve that like this:

 

<?php
include('assets/UserAgentCheck/mobile_device_detect.php');
$mobile = mobile_device_detect(true,true,true,true,true,true,false,false);

$override = isset($_GET['overridemobile']) && $_GET['overridemobile'] == '1' ? true : false;

// if the user is a mobile browser and they don't want the full version then include the mobile homepage, else include the full version
if($mobile==true && $override == false){
  include('/m/index.html');
}else{
  include('d.html');
}

?>

 

For that to work you'll need to use a link like this http://mysite.com/?overridemobile=1

 

I recommend using the session or a cookie to store the override value, this way you won't need to keep putting overridemobile=1 in all of your URLs.

[JAY6390]

I suppose you could also just have a script called something like override.php that would set the session variable and redirect back to the page you were referred from if you clicked a link on a page to override it, and show subsequent pages overriden