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What is the HTML code to allow only Blackberry devices to view a webpage? And how to redirect Non-Blackberry devices to a different page?
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| Re: How do you make Blackberry-Only websites?
check these out: http://www.freewebmasterhelp.com/tutorials/wml http://www.waptutor.org.uk/ The Blackberry can also view HTML pages anyway without loosing most format. |
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If I understand what you ask correctly, then only the server can detect the connected client. For example, I run my own web server. If someone should try to download .zip files using a download accelarator (there are many types, but the most popular ones I have covered), they get redirected to a page that tells them that they must disable the download accelarator. But - this can only be determined by the server at the time of connection. Admittedly, I don't know ASP or Java(script) or HTML that well, but unless you can hardcode a response, you need access to the server config files. I think |