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OK Thank You. I have a responsive design but I don't think this is ideal for mobile devices because you end up making concessions with each design. Just my personal opinion. <br />
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I did not see Omtex and this works perfectly for what I wanted, I think. <br />
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Thank You
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OK Thank You. I have a responsive design but I don't think this is ideal for mobile devices because you end up making concessions with each design. Just my personal opinion.

I did not see Omtex and this works perfectly for what I wanted, I think.

Thank You

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Hello<br />
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I have an OpenCart 2 store with a responsive template but I do not think the design is ideal for mobile. I would prefer to server a different template if user is using a mobile device (not tablet just mobile) but not send them to a mobile version of the website.<br />
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There is a an extension I think does what I want (<a href="http://www.opencart.com/index.php?route=extension/extension/info&extension_id=5125" rel="ugc">http://www.opencart.com/index.php?route=extension/extension/info&extension_id=5125</a>) but it is only for opencart 1.5 and I am using 2.0.1.1.<br />
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I would like to create a separate folder in catalog/view/theme called mobile and then the script determine if the user was using a mobile device and if so use that template and if not use the custom template in my settings. Is this possible?<br />
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I am also worried about the large number of extensions I have installed and if that will clash and also the cache through opencart and VQmod. <br />
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Some advice will be much appreciated on the difficulties or possibility of this. <br />
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Many Thanks
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Hello

I have an OpenCart 2 store with a responsive template but I do not think the design is ideal for mobile. I would prefer to server a different template if user is using a mobile device (not tablet just mobile) but not send them to a mobile version of the website.

There is a an extension I think does what I want (http://www.opencart.com/index.php?route=extension/extension/info&extension_id=5125) but it is only for opencart 1.5 and I am using 2.0.1.1.

I would like to create a separate folder in catalog/view/theme called mobile and then the script determine if the user was using a mobile device and if so use that template and if not use the custom template in my settings. Is this possible?

I am also worried about the large number of extensions I have installed and if that will clash and also the cache through opencart and VQmod. 

Some advice will be much appreciated on the difficulties or possibility of this. 

Many Thanks

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