Constructor BROWSER (line
104)
void
BROWSER
()
domain (line
272)
Resolve the domain name of the browser.
string
domain
()
gecko_date (line
202)
Build date of the browser, if built with Gecko.
Gecko is the mozilla browser technology. Conforming user agent strings include the build date of the Gecko component. (Can be empty)
DATE_TIME
gecko_date
()
interpreted_system_name (line
171)
Calculated system name.
The most likely operating system derived from the user agent string.
string
interpreted_system_name
()
ip_address (line
280)
Return actual ip address of browser (resolves proxies).
string
ip_address
()
is (line
212)
Does the browser use this renderer or run on this operating system?.
See the browser renderer/OS constants.
bool
is
(integer $code)
name (line
134)
Name of the browser.
Not necessarily the same as the renderer name. AOL uses the IE engine or the Gecko engine, depending on version. MSN uses the IE engine.
string
name
()
renderer_name (line
114)
Identifies the technology used by this browser.
This is often different than the name, since many browsers employ embedded renderers like Gecko, or are rebranded like Opera Composer browsers.
string
renderer_name
()
renderer_version (line
124)
Identifies the version of the technology used by this browser.
This is the number used internall to identify whether a feature is supported.
string
renderer_version
()
supports (line
222)
Is the requested functionality supported?.
See the browser functionality constants.
bool
supports
(integer $code)
system_id (line
182)
Fully formatted operating system id.
Returns as much information about the operating system as possible.
string
system_id
()
system_name (line
153)
Specific name of the operating system.
string
system_name
()
system_version (line
162)
Operating system version.
This is specific, like Windows NT 5.1 (Windows 2000) will return 5.1, not 2000.
string
system_version
()
version (line
145)
Version of the browser.
Not necessarily the same as the renderer version. Largely useless identifier for determining feature support, but nice to use when showing a user which browser they are running. e.g. displaying 'MSN 7.0' instead of 'IE 5.5sp1'.
string
version
()
_contains (line
434)
bool
_contains
(string $haystack, string $needle)
-
string
$haystack
-
string
$needle
_ensure_loaded (line
294)
Determine browser name, technology, operating system and versions.
Called from the attribute access functions to make sure the user agent has been parsed.
void
_ensure_loaded
()
_ignored_ids (line
467)
A list of ids known to be spurious or system ids.
The algorithm always uses the last non-ignored id as the browser id; this list determines which ids are ignored.
array
&_ignored_ids
()
_os_ids (line
510)
A mapping of user agent fragments to platform ids.
The platform id is a nicely formatted, standardized name for the operating system. This array maps the different user agent platform ids onto these standard ones. (e.g. 'nt 4' and 'nt4' both map onto 'Windows NT 4.x').
array
&_os_ids
()
_renderer_ids (line
448)
A list of the known rendering technologies.
Each id maps to the rendering technology to record (retrieved later with the 'is' function), a pretty-printed name for the renderer and a level. The level determines which renderers override others if more than one renderer is specified. That is, almost every user-agent on the planet returns mozilla x.x, but that renderer declaration is overridden by any other one that comes along. IE is the next weakest because many user agents spoof as IE as well. If either or both of these are specified, they are recorded, but if any other renderer is specified, that one is used instead.
array
&_renderer_ids
()
_system_ids (line
494)
A list of systems known to provide version info in the user agent.
array
&_system_ids
()
string
$user_agent_string