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Old December 28th, 2001, 07:34 AM
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Question How Does Perl find if Access is from WAP terminal ?
How Does Perl find if Access is from WAP terminal ?

I guee it would be found something in $ENV{'USER_AGENT'}.

I would like to know the type of WAP terminals and How to distinguish them all.
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Try
http://www.allnetdevices.com/faq/?pair=04.006
and read wap specifications ...
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U.P.Browser is the key ?
Thanks, pabloj .

I looked them.

Is it right that I could find if that is mobile phone ,

by checking if $ENV{'USER_AGENT'} include the word

" U.P.Browser " ?
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I think that this is specific of the Phone.com browser (Alcatel phones for example).
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