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Checking for IE, The GOOD way! Forget the long complicated detection scripts
In this i will tell you how to simply check for IE using (document.all)
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| Ratings: | Last Updated: | 2006-07-19 |
Screen Resolution Detector Tutorial with Javascript
This is a cool trick which is best used to make sure that the layout of your screen is kept consistant and clean - by making sure your visiter has the right resolution. An ecample of this is if your page has a title image 600 pixels wide, and the viewers screen resolution is 640 by 40, there will be a horizontal scroll bar on the page (a big no-no). Using this script will allow you to alert the visiter of their resolution, and if it is wrong, alert them to change it. Here is an example script of
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| Ratings: | Last Updated: | 2006-07-19 |
Support Detection
Before you execute many of your JavaScript functions you're going to need to check whether a particular object or method is supported by your reader's browser. If you simply rush straight in with advanced code, your readers will be flooded with error messages. There are two methods of support detection, one far superior to the other.
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| Ratings: | Last Updated: | 2006-07-19 |