What's the best way to find out if a user is not using IE 7 or 8, Firefox, Safari, Chrome or Opera?
I want to show a message if they are not ... |
Is there any way to know for events when move a window with "window.open"?.
It may be with javascript or using jQuery
Thank you.
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So I recently wanted to use the jQuery to do some browser detection and noticed that the previous methods were currently deprecated as of jQuery 1.3.
They now recommend that instead of ... |
I am trying to use
jQuery(document).ready(function () {
if (!jQuery.browser.msie <= 7.99) {
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Is there a good way to detect if a browser is IE using Jquery?
I have a issue with PNG graphics using IE and want to swap them for GIF's only if ... |
if($.browser.msie && parseInt($.browser.version) < 9) {
Jshint says it's missing the radix. I'm not sure how I would write that?
Thanks
EDIT:
Thanks for the answers everyone. i have found this validates:
if (jQuery.browser.msie && jQuery.browser.version ...
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With all these api changes in jquery, what is the 'latest' best practice to detect browser name and version in jQuery?
Also, is jquery the recommended language to detect browsers or should ... |
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I've a simple script to test the browser version. I wrote a simple standalone testing page to test it. When tested on IE 9 it alerted the rigth version 9. ... |
Ok we all know that browser sniffing is bad. I'm not looking to rehash the entire debate here, and SO isn't the right forum for that anyway. I'm looking for ... |
There's this question, but the solution posted is browser sniffing, which I'm trying to avoid.
I need to make my website compatible with the iPad and perhaps newer Androids. I've been ... |
I am detecting what kind of mobile browser a user has and would like to show the appropriate download link to the right App based on that. So Android to ... |
$.getJSON which makes my example a bad one. But what to real web developers do when the user's browser wont support some code on their page or css3, makes a similair page that only has what older browsers support and redirect them to that blander page, or turn off the code it cannot handle and just have one page? |
I've been doing lots of testing on legacy browsers with LABjs async loader and JQuery, and there are a handful of browsers which I'd like to filter out, where either LABjs fails to work, or jQuery causes errors. These are:Opera < 8IE < 6iCab < 4A combination of testing window.XMLHttpRequest and document.compatMode && document.all seems to be the sweet spot, and ... |
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What's the best way to detect these three browsers?Here's what I've come up with so far, but there's got to be a cleanersolution...$.browser.msie6 = ($.browser.msie && /MSIE 6\.0/i.test(window.navigator.userAgent) && !/MSIE 7\.0/i.test(window.navigator.userAgent)); if( $.browser.msie6 && !/MSIE 8\.0/i.test(window.navigator.userAgent)) { //IE 6 else if ($.browser.msie && (jQuery.browser.version > 6.9999)&& (jQuery.browser.version < 7.9999) ) { //IE 7 } ... |