mobiledrupal.com - Simple Apache configuration file for mobile device detection
Sa. 10.09.2011 - 23:42
From time to time I get questions about caching strategies and mobile devices. Definitely when you want to create different responses in the back end based on the device AND you have strong caching strategies, things get very tricky.
An example scenario in Drupal (but can relate to any CMS) is where you boost performance by storing the generated pages as static files (see Boost).
These solutions…
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