Hmm...I wonder what the RocketTheme team has been up to?
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- RedRiverBlack
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Henning wrote:
you could just grab the code from this page
browser-update.org/en/
go to the base outline of your template/pagesettings and add the js via assests or an atom to head tag.
One of the great features in Gantry5: adding CSS or JS files is very easy.
Thanks for this but it won't work for mobiles. I want to divert a user on an unsupported mobile to a warning page.
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- RedRiverBlack
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- Not sure I understand what you mean. I would love to redirect an old Samsung/LG/Nokia from 5 years ago but that link above only deals with desktop browsers, does it not?
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- Henning
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You can't really check the hardware used ther are just too many ... you need to check the useragent.
It could also be that an old device has a vaild browser on it. -
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- So it isn't possible to redirect "Android Jellybean" and before?
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- Djamil Legato
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You could use MobileDetect and create an atom that redirects if it matches certain os and browsers.
mobiledetect.net/
This is how you can integrate any 3rd party library in Gantry 5, it's very flexible.
docs.gantry.org/gantry5/advanced/php-functions - / Djamil Legato / Lead Developer /
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- Henning
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RedRum wrote:
So it isn't possible to redirect "Android Jellybean" and before?
Jellybean is Android 4.x or so? Well I guess you could install Chrome on that. So just checking for the Android version would be useless ...
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- What's useless? Are you saying it's useless to try and inform users that if they have unsupported operating systems on their mobiles they should upgrade asap? If their old mobile is capable of running Chrome then a messege informing them would surely be useful, no? Or am I just flogging a dead horse and barking up the wrong tree here...
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Henning wrote:
and if Chrome is already installed on that device? ... in that case the message would be useless.
No, if Chrome isn't installed on their device.
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