Dave Aronson wrote in post #1118796: > I've done a similar thing before, and no you don't have to sprinkle > client-choosing logic throughout your views. What we did, to enable > mobile-friendly views IF the client was on the mobile domain, was to > check the domain and, if it was the mobile one, simply prepend a > mobile-friendly dir onto the view path. That included the layout, > which specified the mobile version of the css. What you could do is > check the domain and prepend a client-specific dir. Very simple and > efficient, especially if you ONLY put in those dirs the things that > absolutely MUST change, while everything else remains the same and is > drawn from the common dir. > > -Dave >
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