chrislee

We ended up using this plugin. http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/mobileesp-for-wordpress/ and basically edited the mobileesp_wp.php file to include some if statements toward the top. You don’t include the domain in the URI string.

We still needed the ability to have the user bypass the mobile domain completely so we didn’t highjack that. Instead, for the pages we wanted to whitelist, we cookied them for a short amount of time.

Example of the code we injected after the define statement…

if($_SERVER['REQUEST_URI'] == '/page-uri-after-domain-1/'){
	//print page & exit
	setcookie("mobileesp_wp_full_site", 1, time()+5, "/", $domain);
	$_COOKIE['mobileesp_wp_full_site'] = 1;
}

if($_SERVER['REQUEST_URI'] == '/page-uri-after-domain-2/'){
	//print page & exit
	setcookie("mobileesp_wp_full_site", 1, time()+5, "/", $domain);
	$_COOKIE['mobileesp_wp_full_site'] = 1;
}