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So here is the situation, the website has code in the head that redirects to the mobile site. However, on the mobile site it has a link to load the actual site. I have never attempted cookies before, so would I use an onclick=”dropCookie()” on the link going to the actual site then have the redirect script not redirect if that cookie is found? Any examples of how this works would be amazing! Thank you.
A better method to redirect mobile browsers is to check the User agent (UA) string. See this page for a list of mobile UA strings.
If you’re using PHP, use this variable to get the UA string:
$_SERVER['HTTP_USER_AGENT'].