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Show specific download link for different browser

Jamroom Developers

I'm looking for someone to build a module (or plugin or whatever) that detects the browser's user.

Then, show an specific download link if the user is visiting the website through a browser inside an app.

Can anyone do that?
updated by @andrusito: 06/12/17 05:35:28AM

Conditional if browser

Design and Skin Customization

jajajaja thanks Dazed

Conditional if browser

Design and Skin Customization

Ok, I'll try that

Thanks

Just another question. Can u tell me what does 'utmz', 'utmt', etc mean?

I found that in my debug console.

Thanks again

Conditional if browser

Design and Skin Customization

Hi,

Is there any conditional tag for 'browser'? I know in Wordpress you have this, using a plugin:

[is_browser name="chrome" version="45"]
You are using Chrome 45 or above.
[/is_browser]

Anything like that for Jamroom? I've already check the {debug} but didn't find it.

Thanks-
updated by @andrusito: 05/28/17 08:28:07PM

Download links on Android Webapp

Installation and Configuration

Hi

I'm building an app using an online service called Appsmoment. I think they are hybrid apps because I can show my website inside the app.

I'm trying to use this JR link inside the app:

devocionmusical.com/audio/download/audio_file/191/he-desidido-seguir-a-cristo-por-maximo-nuez.mp3

The result is an android dialog to choose my favourite app to LISTEN the mp3 (attached image) but I want it to DOWNLOAD the song.

I mean, the link is for downloading.. is there any way to force android to DOWNLOAD the mp3?

Thankssss

updated by @andrusito: 01/21/17 07:08:52PM

2 jamroom sites, 1 database

Installation and Configuration

Ok, I thought there was a simple way to include that code in a conditional tag.. or something like that.
I don't know 'cause I'm not a programmer.

Thanks anyway @michael.

2 jamroom sites, 1 database

Installation and Configuration

Hi Brian,

I've run this tool https://www.whatismybrowser.com/detect/what-http-headers-is-my-browser-sending

into my Android app and this is what I get about USER_AGENT:

Mozilla/5.0 (Linux; Android 5.1; XT1032
Build/LPBS23.13-56-2;wv)
AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko)
Version/4.0 Chrome/42.0.2311.138 Mobile
Safari/537.36

And this for the iPhone app:

Mozilla/5.0 (iPhone; CPU
iPhone OS 8_1_1 like Mac OS X)
AppleWebKit/ 600.1.4 (KHTML, like Gecko)
Mobile/12B435

How can I use that information? How can I show a different mp3 downloads URL for users who come from this browsers?

Thanks

2 jamroom sites, 1 database

Installation and Configuration

Can't find anything in debug.

I don't know how to identify users who come from the app. I mean, is it possible to identify them?

2 jamroom sites, 1 database

Installation and Configuration

mmm no, i don't have any specific header or string for that. I don't know how to differentiate them..

2 jamroom sites, 1 database

Installation and Configuration

The Template Injection module works very good, and it solves the problem with the download links on the app. Yes.

But if I use it, all users who visit the website through their phone browsers or their computers can't download music, because the new download url with 'external' prefix is not recognized by those browsers.

So, i solve a problem but also generate another one on the other hand.

That's why I thought if I have 2 websites with the same content, BUT one with Template Injection module, it could work...