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Re: [mv] Find out which browser is used
****** message to minivend-users from Ed LaFrance <newmedia@newmediaems.com> ******
At 08:38 AM 5/3/00 +0200, you wrote:
>****** message to minivend-users from "Mats Andersson"
><Mats@brain.syh.fi> ******
>
>Are there an easy way to find out inside HTML and on a MV page if a
>user is using NS or IE. Problem is that I have an outline system
>using
><DIV>:s and NS will not function if I put a
>style="text-decoration: none"
>inside an [area] tag but IE does.
>
>So a kludge would be to check which browser is used and then display
>different type of HTML code.
>
>Can it be done?
Put this inline Perl at the point in your page where the <div> should begin:
[perl arg=browser]
$browser = $Safe{'browser'};
if ($browser =~ /MSIE/){"Internet Explorer"}else{"Netscape"};
[/perl]
...and substitute the desired format of the <div> tag for the "Internet
Explorer" and "Netscape" strings.
- Ed L.
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