Re: How to find Brower name in mod

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I don't know anything about modperl, however it looks like you need to use Apache2::Filter and use it to extract the user agent from the headers, something like :

$f->r->headers_in->{'User-Agent'}
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See the Modperl documentation for more information.

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Re^2: How to find Brower name in mod_perl by perrin (Chancellor) on Nov 18, 2009 at 18:34 UTC
You don't need filter. You use the request object, usually called $r, which you get passed in the beginning of your handler. It's what you get back from $f->r() there. If you're using ModPerl::Registry, it will also be in %ENV.	[reply]

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