You should grab the code from 2.0 which also handles Android and isn't Apple-specific:

$lowres_ua = array("iPhone","iPod", "iPad", "Android"); foreach($lowres_ua as $useragent) if(strstr($_SERVER['HTTP_USER_AGENT'], $useragent)) $g['theme'] = empty($g['theme_lowres']) ? "pfsense" : $g['theme_lowres'];

Wow…do I feel like a complete newbie.  I forgot to allow traffic from the VLAN's.

Hello again…

I've reinstalled the software and I'm not able to access to WebGUI from three different machines in tha same subnet from which in the beginning I could access (before this problem occured). I tried from other machine in the same range from which I never tried to access and It works. I can access to WebGUI. I don't understand it!!!

Anyone knows why is happening this?

That specific one wouldn't work because the version for open source projects uses the GPL license (version 3, but which version is irrelevant).  Sure, we could distribute it that way, but it would effectively make pfSense GPL-licensed rather than BSD-licensed.  Not going to happen.

Post as much of the boot log output as you can, there is likely something there that would indicate the real issue.

zoneedit is better :D

No.

This functionality is in 2.0 beta.

So it must be saving the password without asking, or a browser addon is doing that for you.

IE has always had issues with one thing or another and downloading… The usual case is that https downloads break but http works.

Tommy,

Thanks for the reply and possible lead. If anyone has any other possible solutions, please let me know.

Jim

Worked like a charm.  Thanks jimp!

I would check (and double, then triple check) that your subnet mask is specified properly everywhere.

I too would vote for making them javascript.