Hi,
> Mozilla added document.all if I remember correctly. And so on...
You can use document.all with Mozilla, but if(document.all) ... else ... still
choses the else path.
It is opera that has problems with it - I trapped into it. To detect IE (which
is >90% of what I need) I now use conditional compilation which of course is
not necessarily future proof, but at the moment it is one of the best
possible methods to at least detect IE.
> I think using navigator.vendor is a good idea, because that string
> cannot be changed by a user (or at least not as easy as the user agent
> string). But not every browser has that.
Well, that doesn't keep you from doing something like this:
/[EMAIL PROTECTED]
@if ( @_jscript )
... //here is the IE
@else */
if( !navigator.vendor ) {
... // use the userAgent string here
} else switch(navigator.vendor) {
case '...':...
...
}
/* @end
@*/
Christof
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