Re: [EMAIL PROTECTED] HTTP headers anomaly

2007-08-14 Thread Nick Kew
On Tue, 14 Aug 2007 10:16:09 +0100 "Hugh Acland" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Thanks, silly me. However am I correct in saying that all mobile > devices DO send the screen size in the http headers - even if not all > mobile devices conform to the cc/pp protocol? Couldn't speak for all mobile devi

Re: [EMAIL PROTECTED] HTTP headers anomaly

2007-08-14 Thread Hugh Acland
Thanks, silly me. However am I correct in saying that all mobile devices DO send the screen size in the http headers - even if not all mobile devices conform to the cc/pp protocol? for instance this is the http headers for a PDA (which does send a cc/pp vocab URL) -

Re: [EMAIL PROTECTED] HTTP headers anomaly

2007-08-14 Thread Nick Kew
On Tue, 14 Aug 2007 09:34:31 +0100 "Hugh Acland" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I thought that there was also a lot more information passed in the > header files such as screen size, number of colours, etc. Nope. >Indeed > there are websites out there which can tell you all this info abou

[EMAIL PROTECTED] HTTP headers anomaly

2007-08-14 Thread Hugh Acland
Hi - I am confused as to the role that my Apache Server has when it comes to http headers. I am running Apache HTTPD in front of glassfish and have written some hacky code to display all the header attributes from a request arriving at the web server. This is what i get: -- ac