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__construct($userAgent = null, array $server = array(), array $config = array());

Expects a User-Agent string, an array representing the HTTP environment, and an array of configuration values. The values are all optional, as they may be populated during deserialization.

match($userAgent, $server);

This method is static.

Provided the $userAgent string and an array representing the HTTP headers provided in the request, determine if they match the capabilities of this device. This method should return a boolean.

getAllFeatures();

Returns an array of key/value pairs representing the features supported by this device instance.

getAllGroups();

Similar to getAllFeatures(), this retrieves all features, but grouped by type.

hasFeature($feature);

Query the device to determine if it contains information on a specific feature.

getFeature($feature);

Retrieve the value of a specific device feature, if present. Typically, this will return a boolean false or a null value if the feature is not defined.

getBrowser();

Returns the browser string as discoverd from the User-Agent string.

getBrowserVersion();

Retrieve the browser version as discovered from the User-Agent string.

getGroup($group);

Get all features from a given feature group.

getImageFormatSupport();

Retrieve a list of supported image types.

getImages();

Alias for getImageFormatSupport().

getMaxImageHeight();

Retrieve the maximum supported image height for the current device instance.

getMaxImageWidth();

Retrieve the maximum supported image width for the current device instance.

getPhysicalScreenHeight();

Retrieve the physical screen height for the current device instance.

getPhysicalScreenWidth();

Retrieve the physical screen width for the current device instance.

getPreferredMarkup();

Retrieve the preferred markup format for the current device instance.

getUserAgent();

Retrieve the User-Agent string for the current device instance.

getXhtmlSupportLevel();

Retrieve the supported X/HTML version for the current device instance.

hasFlashSupport();

Determine if the current device instance supports Flash.

hasPdfSupport();

Determine if the current device instance supports PDF.

hasPhoneNumber();

Determine if the device has an associated phone number. Note: does not retrieve the phone number. This can be useful for determining if the device is a mobile phone versus another wireless capable device.

httpsSupport();

Determine if the current device instance supports HTTPS.

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