Mobile Interface for EZproxy

Angela asked me to see if there are any developments with regard to mobile interfaces for EZproxy. Here's what I found out:
There was a recent EZproxy Virtual Users Group meeting entitled "Creating content access through mobile devices". [Note: If this link doesn't work, the list of recent OCLC web sessions is available at http://www.oclc.org/ezproxy/about/websessions.htm] . There are two parts to this presentation, the first one being dedicated to their mobile strategy for Worldcat. The second presentation is by an EZproxy user who developed his own mobile interface using javascript. His solution is described on his blog: Getting a Mobile Interface on the Cheap (For EZproxy especially) .
This approach is based on using javascript to query for the browser's user agent (Android, Windows, etc.) and serving up different style sheets based on the agent. Another (maybe more advanced) option would be to use "media queries" based on CSS3 specs.
It doesn't look as if this mobile development will be implemented with a future EZproxy upgrade, but I will look into changing our (i.e the 10 EZproxy instances that OLS runs) HTML files to allow for mobile devices.
At present, our three test EZproxy instances are not accessible. Once they're back in business, I can use them to develop the mobile interface. I will post updates on this project as soon as they're available.
Roland