Re: PHP + Cookies + resolution + redirection
| From: | daniel at electroteque dot org | Date: | Fri, 23 May 2003 03:46:38 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: PHP + Cookies + resolution + redirection | ||
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oo jscript question i'll answer this offlist so i wont get the anal boot ;)
> Hi all,
>
> I've been doing some reading about this and I can't believe there's not
> a solution for what I'm trying to do. I'm building a site for myself
> and I want a nice one, so I decided to create 2 title banners for each
> part of the site... 800x600 one and another for 1024x768 screen
> resolution. The rest of the site is rezisable.
>
> I figured out (and it's logical) that PHP is server-based so it cannot
> know the visitor's screen resolution, but what about one page searching
> for it and another one making the decision? I mean, I don't wanna do 2
> pages for every part of my site but instead, after the visitor sees the
> index.php page, which he will HAVE TO (here comes the cookies part),
> another cookie sets a value with either 800 or 1024 value, and an IF -
> ELSEIF statement indicates which banner to display... sounds logical to
> me...
>
> Ok, let's say that PHP CANNOT tell what resolution a visitor has, but
> what about java? Is there someone here who can finally show me what to
> do to set a cookie or variable from within java??? PLEASE??? and by the
> way, to trow me some java script which will do the trick along with
> PHP.
>
> Another thing... the desicion MUST be taken at index.php and never
> bother again, because I use a header.inc as a template for ALL my site.
>
> Thanks in advanced,
>
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