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Omar1000 · #1 05-21-2009, 06:31 PM

Maybe someone has an idea.

I am trying to build an addon, so far it is working, but the only problem:

include("get_resolution.php") in the script below is written into the top of my markup and I am not able to put it into the <head>-part with a TAG. I am not very good in PHP, any idea?

PHP Code:


			
if(preg_match("<BROWSER_SCRIPT>", $tpl)) {



$callget_res_page_name = $REQUEST_URI;

$GLOBALS[callget_res_page_name] = $callget_res_page_name;

$browser_script_out = include("get_resolution.php");



$tpl = ereg_replace("<BROWSER_SCRIPT>",$browser_script_out,$tpl);

}

Trauko · #2 05-21-2009, 08:38 PM

http://www.pixelpost.org/docs/Extend...ndingPixelpost

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Omar1000 · #3 05-22-2009, 04:49 PM

Sorry, but I can't find there a solution.

The variable $browser_script_out = include("file.php"); is not working like I want to. The include is writing a javascript to the image_template, but unfortunately as first entry, which is not usefull, I will let it write into that place I prefer (into <head>) with an PIXELPOST TAG.

I don't know how to get an include working. Or other question, is it possible to insert an include in general?

Omar1000 · #4 05-23-2009, 08:24 AM

May be I am to confused now, the reason why i want to solve this, I want to get the users browser size for delivering the depending image size.

I tried now several ways to get this script into the right position, but with no success.

I tried to put this in the addon, but this forces a loop:

PHP Code:


			
if(preg_match("<BROWSER_SCRIPT>", $tpl)) {



    $callget_res_page_name = $REQUEST_URI;

    $GLOBALS[callget_res_page_name] = $callget_res_page_name;

        

function showScript(){

    include_once("get_resolution.php");

    return($screen_width);

    }

$browser_script_out = showScript();

$tpl = str_replace("<BROWSER_SCRIPT>",$browser_script_out,$tpl);

this is my get_resolution.php:

PHP Code:


			
<script language="javascript">

<!--

function writeCookie() 

{

 var today = new Date();

 var the_date = new Date("December 31, 2023");

 var the_cookie_date = the_date.toGMTString();

 var the_cookie = "users_res="+ window.innerWidth +"x"+ window.innerHeight;

 var the_cookie = the_cookie + ";expires=" + the_cookie_date;

 document.cookie=the_cookie

 if (document.cookie){  

    location = '<?=$GLOBALS[callget_res_page_name]?>';

 }

 

}





function checkRes(width, height) {

    if(width != window.innerWidth || height != window.innerHeight) {

        writeCookie();

    } else {

        return true;

    }

}

//-->

</script>



<?

if(isset($HTTP_COOKIE_VARS["users_res"])) {

    $screen_res = $HTTP_COOKIE_VARS["users_res"];

    $screen_res_tmp = explode("x", $screen_res);

    $screen_width = $screen_res_tmp[0];

    $screen_height = $screen_res_tmp[1];

    ?>

    <script language="javascript">

    <!--

    checkRes(<?=$screen_width?>, <?=$screen_height?>);

    //-->

    </script>

    <?

}

else //means cookie is not found set it using Javascript

{

?>

<script language="javascript">

<!--

writeCookie();

//-->

</script>



<?

}

?>

if anybody knows a way how to get this solved I really appreciate. May be there is a better solution to get the browser size of the user?

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