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PHP Mobile Device Detect Video 0047

Friday, March 8th, 2013

A Video for the Ojambo.com PHP Mobile Device Detect article.
Part One of One

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Gzip Apache Website

Wednesday, February 27th, 2013

Apache 2.x Gzip Compression For Websites

Websites are more complex due to use of elaborate CSS style-sheets and JavaScript code. Most website content features text and multimedia such as images for slide-shows. Rich media such as photos, audio and videos are already compressed.

The Apache HTTP Server module called mod_deflate can compress content before it is delivered to the client-side. All modern browsers are capable of output compression. Even old browsers such as Microsoft’s Internet Explorer 7, 8 and 9 support output compression.

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Apache Password Protect

Wednesday, October 10th, 2012

Password Protect Folder Using Apache

Web designers can utilize the Apache Web Server to protect web folders. Content can be protected by a password prompt.

Content will not be accessible when a web visitor enters the wrong credentials. A user name and password will be requested every time a new browser instance is used to visit the protected content.

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PHP Mobile Device Detect

Wednesday, October 3rd, 2012

Detect Mobile Devices Using PHP

Web designers can utilize the PHP to get information about the browser. HTTP_USER_AGENT is a string that contains contents of the header such as the platform used.

The platform is usually the operating system on desktop browsers. On mobile devices, it might be the device name. The string will be converted to lowercase to make sure that the devices can be detected.

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