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Open up /includes/mobilecookieset.php and change $url variable to the mobile redirect url e.g. http://www.example.com/mobile/
Include the code below at the top of all of your web pages. No spaces Before or After the PHP Tags. Spaces will cause errors or warnings and Nobody's got time for that. Make sure specific web page is pointing to the correct directory. For example, the following code is meant for php files on the root directory e.g. index.php:
<?php require_once('includes/mobile-detect/Mobile_Detect.php'); include_once('includes/mobilecookieset.php'); ?>
This line of code is meant for php files in a directory:
<?php require_once('../includes/mobile-detect/Mobile_Detect.php'); include_once('../includes/mobilecookieset.php'); ?>
The setcookie() function in PHP has 7 parameters. They are name, value, expire, path, domain, secure, and httponly. The only one you will have to change is the domain parameter.
<?php setcookie( name, value, expire, path, domain ); ?>
So, open up mobile/index.php and you will see this pretty little line:
<?php setcookie("mobile_redirect", 1, time()+3600), '/', 'localhost:8888'; ?>
Change localhost:8888 to the url of your domain e.g. example.com or www.example.com.
Everyone of the example pages has this line of code which tells the pages to print out all cookies:
<?php print_r($_COOKIE); ?>
Two ways to view it, view the source of the web page or take out the html comments ().
That's all. If any questions, send me an email at ryan - at -ryanhettler - dot - com.