Question

I want to take these:

$xp = '(Windows NT 5.1)';
$vista = '(Windows NT 6.0)';
$win7 = '(Windows NT 6.1)';

And put it into a function win{}.

Basically I want it so that if a person is using a windows’ OS the output would be $win so I can then use it as an if else listing…

Or would I be better off using this in an array?

Is this possible? I know it may sound confusing so I am sorry if it is, I really don’t know how to explain this correctly.

Answer 1

I’m not sure about the exact platform results available when calling get_browser, but this should be close:

$win = Array('WinXP','WinVista','Win7');
$browser = get_browser(null, true);
if(array_search($browser['platform'],$win))
{
   echo('The user is using ' . $browser['platform'] . 'and it is contained in my array.');
}

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