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I have samsung galaxy s2, in C# code it shows Request.Browser.IsMobileDevice = false, but I want to use mobile version for my application. How to have ability to show mobile version of my website, for Android devices?
Thank you, so much.
Sergey.
You can check the
User-AgentHTTP header.The user-agent is an identifier that (usually) contains the browser name and version, as well as the name and version of the platform or OS the browser is running on. The current standard is to have this split into space-separated elements, but in reality the
User-Agentfield can be set to anything.Example:
This shows that I’m running Firefox 8.0 (which uses Mozilla renderer v5.0 and Gecko layout engine release 2010/01/01) on a 64-bit version of Windows NT 6.1 Release (which is Windows 7).
You can get more info about user agent strings from here: http://www.useragentstring.com/