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Looking for Code Sample for what should be a simple solution.......<br />
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When someone comes to my website, I want to know what type of device they are on (For example: PC, Smartphone, or Tablet)<br />
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I do NOT need really detailed specifics ( For example, I do not need to know if it is Android or Apple)<br />
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I would like to quickly identify the device and then store that info in my database for reporting at a later time.<br />
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Website is ASP using SQL Server and running on IIS 7.<br />
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Thanks - D
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Looking for Code Sample for what should be a simple solution.......

When someone comes to my website, I want to know what type of device they are on (For example: PC, Smartphone, or Tablet)

I do NOT need really detailed specifics ( For example, I do not need to know if it is Android or Apple)

I would like to quickly identify the device and then store that info in my database for reporting at a later time.

Website is ASP using SQL Server and running on IIS 7.

Thanks - D

Track Device Type on Website

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