Hello Alex,
Thank you for posting.
As for Modile device's screenSize, do you mean the webbrowser's screen Size
on the certain client device? Based on my experience, there won't have such
http headers in normal http web requests. And as for web application,
generally it will use the "UserAgent" http header to identify the
client-side browser/device, and it will have a certain device list in the
local database so that it can query out the certain device's capabilities
information according that useragent http header value. The capabilities
available depend on the local device setting database, in ASP.NET, it
provide a device capabilities collection on the page request object, we can
use it to query the info we want.
#Mobile Device Capabilities
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/en-us/mwsdk/html/mworimobilecapabilities.a
sp?frame=true
For example, in ASP.NET Mobile page, we can use the following code to dump
all the available capability items:
=====================
foreach (string key in Request.Browser.Capabilities.Keys)
{
Response.Write("<br/>" + key + ": " +
Request.Browser.Capabilities[key]);
}
=====================
Regards,
Steven Cheng
Microsoft Online Community Support
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