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Yes, you can detect when an iPhone or iPod Touch is browsing your website, and direct them to an iPhone friendly version.
Just insert the following code in the header of your page and amend it to address your target (iPhone version) location.
I’ve been irritated seeing websites that say “If you’re using an iPhone, click here” - C’mon, people don’t want to go through that and coders need to anticipate this. Seamless to users and polishes your project.
Wow, you and everyone else loves their IPhones. Keep up the great articles, some on IPhones and the traffic will keep knocking down your door.
personally i hate the fact that websites automatically redirect me to a “mobile” version of it. i would rather be asked, or have an option in safari not to send the data saying that its an iphone. “mobile” versions of websites suck, and id rather wait for the bigger ones to load personally. just my opinion.
Fair opinion Joe- I don’t do it automatically here, but would with some projects. Some sites, especially flash driven sites, won’t render in an iPhone. This sometimes will thwart any type of navigation, so this method allows use of the site instead of appearing dead to the user.
Your way works better than what I was doing before. 
Thanks again!
No prob, glad it helps.
Thank You for the time you spent adding and testing this code to your blog. 
No problem Charles - your project looks cool too.
OMG I have been looking all night for this code. Thanks for posting it.
The first one I found of these that worked well / cleanly! A++ 
Glad you found it useful - thanks, Shaun.
sweeeeeeeeeet