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7  * It uses the User-Agent string combined with specific HTTP headers to detect the mobile environment.
89 * HTTP headers in the PHP-flavor. So HTTP_USER_AGENT and SERVER_SOFTWARE.
95 * CloudFront headers. E.g. CloudFront-Is-Desktop-Viewer, CloudFront-Is-Mobile-Viewer & CloudFront-Is-Tablet-Viewer.
125 * HTTP headers that trigger the 'isMobile' detection
577 * All possible HTTP headers that represent the
675 * @param array $headers Specify the headers as injection. Should be PHP _SERVER flavored.
678 * from the $headers array instead.
681 array $headers = null,
684 $this->setHttpHeaders($headers);
702 * Set the HTTP Headers. Must be PHP-flavored. This method will reset existing headers.
704 * @param array $httpHeaders The headers to set. If null, then using PHP's _SERVER to extract
705 * the headers. The default null is left for backwards compatibility.
714 // clear existing headers
717 // Only save HTTP headers. In PHP land, that means only _SERVER vars that
730 * Retrieves the HTTP headers.
751 // are we using PHP-flavored headers?
776 * Get all possible HTTP headers that
779 * @return array List of HTTP headers.
788 * Set CloudFront headers
791 * @param array $cfHeaders List of HTTP headers
793 * @return boolean If there were CloudFront headers to be set
801 // clear existing headers
804 // Only save CLOUDFRONT headers. In PHP land, that means only _SERVER vars that
818 * Retrieves the cloudfront headers.
1041 * Check the HTTP headers for signs of mobile.
1163 // Check specifically for cloudfront headers if the useragent === 'Amazon CloudFront'
1191 // Check specifically for cloudfront headers if the useragent === 'Amazon CloudFront'
1222 // Set the UA and HTTP headers only if needed (eg. batch mode).
1240 * the HTTP headers.
1249 * @todo: search in the HTTP headers too.