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Thursday, July 4th 2013, 8:45pm

Desktop, tablet, mobile handling...

Hello there, I'd like to manage 3 different skins for my virtual tours, one for desktop, one for tablets and one for mobiles. So, I'd like to do something like this at the beginning of the xml:

<include url="skin_desktop.xml" devices="desktop"/>
<include url="skin_tablet.xml" devices="tablet"/>
<include url="skin_mobile.xml" devices="mobile"/>

I just want to make sure that "tablet" and "mobile" include all the respective devices. Is the following ok?

tablet = {tablet, ipad}
mobile = {mobile, iphone, ipod}

I guess the list is longer because I'm not considering things like ipad+retina, tablet+android, etc. as I say I just want to make sure I can cover all devices with those 3 skins.

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Friday, July 5th 2013, 6:22pm

Hi,

yes, this is okay, with this 3 devices settings you are covering all possible devices.

tablet = all tables (except windows 8 IE10 tablets with x86 cpu - there is no way to detect if they are a normal pcs or tablets)
mobile = all mobiles (android mobiles, iphone, ipod, blackberry mobile, windows phones, ..., all devices with 'mobile' in the user agent)
desktop = the default when the device is not a tablet and not a mobile

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Friday, July 5th 2013, 10:34pm

Great, thanx Klaus!

It sounded pretty logical but I wanted to be sure I wasn't missing any device.

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Wednesday, September 18th 2013, 5:53pm

hi, i'm just simply implement two different skin_setting for each kind of dispositive (desktop, and mobile+tablet) but if i use devices="mobile+tablet" it doesn't work so i have to split skin_setting in tree different group.

http://pastebin.com/AaV6GRnF


but the krpano reference says that "+" operator has to work. isn't it?

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Friday, September 20th 2013, 4:09pm

Have you try this?

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devices="mobile|tablet"
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Friday, September 27th 2013, 11:30am

Quoted from "tonesh"

Have you try this?

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devices="mobile|tablet"
width "|" works! thanks. so can we say that "+" operator doesn't work?

p.s. x studio argento: ho visto il tuo lavoro della galleria di arte moderna....bè sei stata la mia ispirazione!!! perfetto, delicato e geometricamente impeccabile, spiegazioni dettagliatissime.

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Friday, September 27th 2013, 12:46pm

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so can we say that "+" operator doesn't work?
No, that can't be said - the + operator works as it should!

It means the combination of the left and the right condition need to be true - and a device can't be mobile AND a tablet, it only be only one of these, so the | (OR) operator is the right choose here.

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Wednesday, October 16th 2013, 1:00pm

sorry!!!! i read "+" as "or" and "|" as "and".


thanks

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