Hi Guillaume,

sadly, the recipe for determining the template was written for Joomla 1.5, and it's evidently not working on J1.7. The whole template/style thing is vastly different on 1.7 so I am not surprised it doesn't work.

Are you using different templates for the different browser types, or different styles of the same template? It's probably easier to detect different templates than it is different styles... so I hope that's what you're after!

Coming to think of it... what system are you using for detecting the different browsers and switching to the different templates/styles? Is that a function in your template (e.g. a RocketTheme/Yootheme thing), or perhaps with Chameleon? I can certainly show you how to solve this if you're using Chameleon... the others may not be so straightforward.

Best regards,
Stephen

Actually, the old recipe still seems to work ok I think. The main thing is to know what the name of the template is (as opposed to the name of the style).

e.g. on my test setup on J1.7, I used the following:

$mainframe =& JFactory::getApplication();
$template =& $mainframe->getTemplate();
echo $template;

It came up with:

beez_20

This template name corresponds to the "Template" column in the Styles manager (part of the template manager).

Does that work for you?

Cheers,
Stephen