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There is no other way to get rid from images without creating another xhtml file just for PDAs, and we were talikng about a CSS solution - that's what Hockey asked for if I'm right.
About using the HTTP_USER_AGENT super global variable... As Hockey said - it isn't reliable.
Oren wrote:There is no other way to get rid from images without creating another xhtml file just for PDAs, and we were talikng about a CSS solution - that's what Hockey asked for if I'm right.
About using the HTTP_USER_AGENT super global variable... As Hockey said - it isn't reliable.
Looks like a Catch 22
client-side:
+ media="handheld" is not reliable
+ display: none; is tied to the handheld attribute and uses up bandwith
server-side:
+ http_user_agent is not reliable (cloaking)
You'll have to start with something. How are you going to implement a switch for a normal xhtml version and a xhtml version for handhelds?
The only solution I can think of is leaving the choice to the user.
Flash has its place. A good site for flash would be for a movie where you need it flashy. Another possibiliy might be a graphic design portfolio. For most sites though I stay as far away from flash as possible. Just too much work and bandwidth for what you get.
aerodromoi wrote:You'll have to start with something. How are you going to implement a switch for a normal xhtml version and a xhtml version for handhelds?
aerodromoi wrote:You'll have to start with something. How are you going to implement a switch for a normal xhtml version and a xhtml version for handhelds?