PDA Redirect?

i found this code and i thought i might add it to my website but how do i change it so palm OS or other palms will be redirected too?

Code:

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<SCRIPT LANGUAGE = "JavaScript">
var isCE = navigator.appVersion.indexOf("Windows CE")>0;
if (isCE)
{
window.location.href="mymobile.htm";
}
</script>

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wrong forum

i mean room thingy

I suggest using PHP. As far as I have seen only Windows CE can be detected using javascript. Here is the PHP:

Code:

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<?

if (stristr($ua, "Windows CE") or stristr($ua, "AvantGo") or stristr($ua,
"Mazingo") or stristr($ua, "Mobile") or stristr($ua, "T68")  or stristr($ua,
"Syncalot") or stristr($ua, "Blazer") )
{
    $DEVICE_TYPE="MOBILE";
}

if (isset($DEVICE_TYPE) and $DEVICE_TYPE=="MOBILE")
{
    $location='mobile/index.php';
    header ('Location: '.$location);
    exit;
}

?>

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i really don't want php or cgi or asp. is there another way

i found this code but i don't know how to use it:

Code:

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if( strBrowser == "x11" ¦¦ strBrowser.IndexOf("palmos")!= -1 ¦¦ strBrowser.IndexOf("windows ce")!= -1 ¦¦ strBrowser.IndexOf("palm os")!= -1 ¦¦ (width< 640 .... other conditionsResponse.Redirect("./pda/default.aspx");

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that is asp . . . which you said that you dont want to use.

hee my bad,

is there a way to add an asp code like this to my regular html page?

Put the script in a page and save it as something.asp (whatever you want) and then use the line:

<!-- #INCLUDE FILE="something.asp" -->

to include it in your html page.

Then again, you could just save your html file as a .asp and put the script in it.