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Firstly, I'm an idiot.
![]() Not in general, mind you, but I know absolutely nothing about programming. I have designed and maintained our company's web site for many years. It's big in terms of pages, but simple, all HTML and CSS. I have recently created a mobile friendly version of the site with a manual option, but I'd like it to be automatic. I see prepackaged scripts at detectmobilebrowser.com, but have no idea what to do with them. Can anyone help? |
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I think this is done with the .htaccess file..
something like Quote:
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If anyone's interested I got it to work. I found out that our web hosting provider uses Apache, and took a chance pasting an Apache script I found online into the .htaccess file. Worked.
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congratulations! glad to see you figured out! =)
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