Currently I have PHP code that runs a server side check on your browser (placed above
the <html> tags) and assigns a certain CSS stylesheet to it. The problem I have with
the current code is it only goes by the browser and not both the browser and platform.
I have the source code (listed below) that shows what the selector does. I was
wondering if any of you could take a look at this and give some suggestions to have it
run multiplatform (Windows and Mac) and have stylesheets for each like ie_win.css for
IE on Windows and ie_mac.css for IE on Mac and so on. Thanks :)
<?php
$browser = getenv("HTTP_USER_AGENT");
if (preg_match("/MSIE/i", "$browser")) {
$css = "<link rel="stylesheet" href="ie_win.css" type="text/css">";
} elseif (preg_match("/Mozilla/i", "$browser")) {
$css = "<link rel="stylesheet" href="ns4_win.css" type="text/css">";
} if (preg_match("/Mozilla\/5.0/i", "$browser")) {
$css = "<link rel="stylesheet" href="ns6_win.css" type="text/css">";
} elseif (preg_match("/opera/i", "$browser")) {
$css = "<link rel="stylesheet" href="op_win.css" type="text/css">";
}
?>
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