> On 29 Jan, Jamie Tomlinson wrote:
> > I did, basically, that with IE and Netscape... more options could be
> > added for lynx.
> >
> > <?
> > if (ereg( "MSIE", $HTTP_USER_AGENT ) )
> > { echo ?> <(microsoft)> <? ; }
> > else { echo ?> <(netscape)> <? ;}
> > ?>
There's a danger in doing it that way. It can easily break when the browser
is running on Linux, because USER_AGENT can be set to an arbitrary value (if
I remember correctly). The safest is probably to hard-code the most obvious
ones, then default to asking the user what their browser can do when it
falls through (to make sure you don't hand a simplistic version of the site
to someone with a powerful browser).
-Pat
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