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Chris Petersen wrote:
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<pre wrap="">Thomas Börkel wrote:
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<pre wrap="">I thought, MythWeb (0.20 fixes) shows the mobile theme depending on the
browser.
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Honestly, I have no idea how to explain your findings. There is a list
of browser user agent strings in includes/mobile.php. I did just bring
over some changes from trunk that help with mobile template detection.
Hopefully that will make a difference.
-Chris
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Ha, never even knew there was a mobile theme. I've been using Opera
Mini on my LG Fusic phone to view MythWeb. While it worked well enough
it was exactly user friendly. <br>
After seeing this thread I looked at the includes/mobile.php, saw an LG
line in there and tried MythWeb again through my phone but used the
built in browser instead of Opera Mini. Sure enough the built in LG
browser defaults to the mobile version of MythWeb. <br>
I tried tinkering with browser identification lines in that file to
make Opera Mini get recognized as a mobile browser, but when I add an
Opera line it seems all browsers start defaulting to the mobile theme. <br>
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I'm using the ATrpms bleeding, FYI. I'll keep tinkering and see if I
can get Opera Mini working, without jacking up Firefox from my PC. <br>
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Mike<br>
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