Detecting the users' screen resolution

[Ozgur Balsoy <ba...@grids.ucs.indiana.edu>]

Is it possible to detect clients' screen resolution and obtain the
layout files appropriately? 

Some of our users have screen resolutions at 640x480 and we have images
greater than that. What I want to do is to have different layouts for
different resolutions and browser types, i.e.

Psml/
	User/
		Xxx/
			Html/
			Wml/
			Netscape47/
			R640x480/

Is this doable with the current system? How much work do you anticipate
for such a work if not built-in? 
Or someone already did it ;-)?

Thanks.
Ozgur


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Re: Detecting the users' screen resolution

[Paul Spencer <pa...@apache.org>]

Ozgur,

Ozgur Balsoy wrote:

> Is it possible to detect clients' screen resolution and obtain the
> layout files appropriately? 


Unless you ask the user and maintain his answer, otherwise I a not aware 
  of anything in the HTTP request the identifies the screen resolution.

> 
> Some of our users have screen resolutions at 640x480 and we have images
> greater than that. What I want to do is to have different layouts for
> different resolutions and browser types, i.e.
> 
> Psml/
> 	User/
> 		Xxx/
> 			Html/
> 			Wml/
> 			Netscape47/
> 			R640x480/
> 
> Is this doable with the current system? How much work do you anticipate
> for such a work if not built-in? 
> Or someone already did it ;-)?


Looks you want to add <media-types>. Although I know this can be done, I have not done one.


> 

> Thanks.
> Ozgur
> 
> 


Paul Spencer




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