For my new blog theme I have built a simple mobile switcher. It basically works like that:
1. In header.php I check the HTTP_USER_AGENT and a possible cookie and decide if it's mobile or not
2. In my template files like single.php and sidebar.php I rund diferent loops and stuff whether if($mobile == true) or not
3. Finally the user can force the opposite mode (works with browser cookie)
My problem is that Quick Cache only stores the first version of a particular URL. Now I thought MD5 Version Salt will solve this but I can't get this working. Even the example iPhone preg_match won't show me different cached versions.
Honestly I don't get that whole Version Salt thing. What exactly does that? Where is the part that decides which MD5 Salt to be used and how to switch?
I have also tried some more professional mobile switcher (Wordpress Mobile Pack, WP Mobile Detector and WPtouch to name a few) and I can't get one to work together with Quick Cache.
To make my point clear: I want both mobile and desktop versions of my site be cached, the no-cache options doesn't help me. And if finally the user can switch between the two modes, that would be awesome.
RegardsStatistics: Posted by unghander — February 2nd, 2011, 8:03 pm
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