Hi ukco,
sorry it's taken an extra day to respond - been super busy.

Ok, the simplest way to set this up is to use 2 rules.

In the 1st rule, detect the 1st language, and detect ipad as the browser type.
In the SUCCEED action, set template to the 1st ipad variant.

In the 2nd rule, detect the 2nd language, and detect ipad as the browser type.
In the SUCCEED action, set template to the 2nd ipad variant.

When you detect 2 separate conditions in the same rule, BOTH have to succeed (an "and") in order for the rule to SUCCEED.


I think I understood your question right - please write back if not.

Cheers,
Stephen

have the same problems to dipsplay the "Search-Results" with a own template, nothing happes

Hi ukco,

MetaTemplate (Pro or free) has a plugin called "System - MetaTemplate". The Pro version has additional plugins: "Metatemplate - Extendedrules" and "Metatemplate - Virtuemartrules". It's fine to install MetaTemplate Pro over the top of the free MetaTemplate - it just adds the extra plugins and files and everything should work fine.

When you install MetaTemplate Pro, all the plugins should be automatically enabled.

Now, as to your problems with detecting pages and iPad:

I suggest that you turn on MetaTemplate "debug" mode. This is in the "Parameters" that are available on the MetaTemplate "Configuration" page and also on the "Rule Chain" page.

When Debug mode is enabled, you get extra output on your pages. This extra output shows you all the things that MetaTemplate is checking, and whether each rule succeeds or fails, and the action that is performed.

Once you have that, you could copy and paste that output into this forum thread and I can help you to identify what's going on.

Best regards,
Stephen

Ok, now we're getting somewhere. I'm glad there's a debug mode!

What this shows is that there's no check for the iPad template in your rules.

Take a look again at message #3 above. In it, I said that you need to include a check for iPad in the same rule as your language check. I'm guessing that you didn't do that.
If you did do that then there could be a bug in MetaTemplatePro, so can you please confirm?

Overall, here's what I think you want to do:

Rule 1: check for "de" and check for ipad. If found set the de_ipad (or whatever it's called) template in the SUCCEED action.

Rule 2: check for "en" and check for ipad. If found set the en_ipad template in the SUCCEED action.

If you have "desktop" templates for en and de, then create the following rules:

Rule 3: check for "de". If found, set the de_desktop template in the SUCCEED action

Rule 4: check for "en". If found, set the en_desktop template in the SUCCEED action.


I hope that will work for you now,

Cheers,
Stephen