Hi Jason,

using hawdebug/hawoutput params turns off TeraWurfl during hawhaw's device
detection.
As consequence the required TeraWurfl include files are not included and
therefore the
tera_wurfl class is not defined.

Add something like this to your script header:
require_once(<your_tera_wurfl_config.php>);
require_once(WURFL_CLASS_FILE);

Hope it helps,
Norbert

--- In hawhaw@yahoogroups.com, "jasonnavarro2003" <jasonnavarro@...> wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I am getting this error when trying to output and debug
>
> "Fatal error: Class 'tera_wurfl' not found"
>
> http://mobiquio.com/demo/index.php
> http://mobiquio.com/demo/index.php?hawdebug=xhtml
> http://mobiquio.com/demo/index.php?hawoutput=xhtml
>
> Maybe I am calling tera_wurfl incorrectly, What is the way to get
> tera_wurfl capabilities, Is there a built in class.
>
> This is what I am using to initialize tera wurfl caps.
>
> $myPage = new HAW_deck("$db_navn");
> $myPage->set_charset("UTF-8", "../GSM0338.TXT");
> //$myPage->use_simulator();
> $myPage->set_title("");
> $myPage->set_waphome("");
> $myPage->set_css("mycss.css");
>
> $wurfl = new tera_wurfl();
> $wurfl->GetDeviceCapabilitiesFromAgent($_SERVER['HTTP_USER_AGENT'],true);
> $capa = $wurfl->capabilities;
> $devicename = $capa['product_info']['brand_name'] . " " .
> $capa['product_info']['model_name'];
>
> ...
> ...
> ..
> ..
> .
> .......
> $myPage->create_page();
>