The mobile-detect package is large. We shouldn't send it to the browser.
This change uses mobile-detect on the server only. It associates a device type with the request and sends only that pre-determined value to the browser.
This eliminates the "mobile" route target, which was previously the union of "phone" and "tablet". These two must be specified individually going forward (though they may route to the same page class). It also adds a "desktop" route target.
The getMobileDetect() method on the request context is eliminated, and replaced with a getDeviceType() method that returns a string.
gigabo
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6 years ago
The mobile-detect package is large. We shouldn't send it to the browser.
This change uses mobile-detect on the server only. It associates a device type with the request and sends only that pre-determined value to the browser.
This eliminates the "mobile" route target, which was previously the union of "phone" and "tablet". These two must be specified individually going forward (though they may route to the same page class). It also adds a "desktop" route target.
The
getMobileDetect()method on the request context is eliminated, and replaced with agetDeviceType()method that returns a string.This is a breaking change.