Find profiles example of using 51Degrees device detection. The example shows how to:
  1. Fetch a pointer to the 51Degrees device detection provider instance. This is instantiated on server startup and uses settings from php.ini. 

    $provider = FiftyOneDegreesPatternV3::provider_get();

  2. Retrieve all the profiles in the data set with the specified property value pair 

    $profiles = $provider->findProfiles("IsMobile", "True");

  3. Search within a list of profiles for another property value pair. 

    $profiles = $provider->findProfilesInProfiles("ScreenPixelsWidth", "1080", $profiles);

This example assumes you have the 51Degrees PHP API installed correctly, and have FiftyOneDegreesPatternV3.php in this directory. */ // Snippet Start require("../pattern/FiftyOneDegreesPatternV3.php"); $provider = FiftyOneDegreesPatternV3::provider_get(); echo "Starting Find Profiles Example.
\n"; // Retrive all the mobile profiles. $profiles = $provider->findProfiles("IsMobile", "True"); echo "There are ".$profiles->getCount()." mobile profiles in the ". $provider->getDataSetName()." data set.
\n"; // Find how many have a screen width of 1080 pixels. $profiles = $provider->findProfilesInProfiles("ScreenPixelsWidth", "1080", $profiles); echo $profiles->getCount()." of them have a screen width of 1080 pixels.
\n"; // Retrive all the non-mobile profiles. $profiles = $provider->findProfiles("IsMobile", "False"); echo "There are ".$profiles->getCount()." non-mobile profiles in the ". $provider->getDataSetName()." data set.
\n"; // Find how many have a screen width of 1080 pixels. $profiles = $provider->findProfilesInProfiles("ScreenPixelsWidth", "1080", $profiles); echo $profiles->getCount()." of them have a screen width of 1080 pixels.
\n"; // Snippet End ?>