Provides a server-side method of detecting whether a user is on a mobile device

Enable plugin

If you're using the basic myUser class in your application, then extend sfMobileUser. If you are extending sfGuardSecurityUser, then extend sfMobileGuardUser instead.

Using it in a template:

   <?php if ($sf_user->isMobile()) : ?><p>Mobile user</p><?php endif; ?>

Using it in the controller:

   <?php if ($this->getUser()->isMobile()) $this->setLayout('mobile'); ?>

Currently tests 778 user agents - mobile and desktop based on the regexp in the config

In your project configuration:

  /**
   * Connect tests for plugins
   */
  public function setupPlugins()
  {
    $this->pluginConfigurations['sfMobilePlugin']->connectTests();
  }

Run:

  ./symfony test:unit sfMobileUser