magento-1.9mobilemultistore
Basically I have a website http://stylanzo.com which is responsive but on mobile i want to change that view…..basically on mobile i want to url like this m.stylanzo.com.
I don't want to change in my current theme….is it possible to run my site according to device.. like if user open on mobile then it will show m.stylanzo.com and desktop stylanzo.com.
And also I want to do this on my current site without any new installation.
I hear about multiple store ..but don't know how to do this.
Magento has this built-in already:
UPDATE:
Apologizes for missing the redirecting portion of your question, most likely you'll want to take a look at something like a lightweight php class to use in your index.php to determine such. If you can avoid the headaches of regular expressions with .htaccess, its always best.
Mobile_Detect is a lightweight PHP class for detecting mobile devices (including tablets). It uses the User-Agent string combined with specific HTTP headers to detect the mobile environment. http://mobiledetect.net
The only way I can see this happening is to edit your css and remove all the media queries.
eg:
@media (min-width: 768px) { ....}
But exactly why one would want to do this is beyond me. Generally I would not visit any site on my mobile / tablet that only displays in full page view and isn't responsive.
So make sure you backup your css file(s) first, so you can replace them when you decide you want to have your responsive design back.
The media queries could be across a multiple of files. But as I do not know if your theme uses sass or less it is hard to tell as you've enabled css compression
Best Answer
Magento has a functionality to configure which templates, layout, css and js to use for device.
You even do not need to change url.
Go to System -> Configuration -> Design -> Themes
Add exceptions for Templates, Skin (Images / CSS), Layout.
Exception has two fields:
Matched Expression - possible values are "iPhone|iPod|BlackBerry|Palm|Googlebot-Mobile|mobile|mobi|Windows Mobile|Safari Mobile|Android|Opera Mini|Fennec"
Value - name of the theme in your package.
Lets assume that we set Value to "mobile" then your folder structure should look like this:
If you want different look on different devices add more exceptions.