Hi,
I'm trying to
determine, what screen resolution people are using to view my site. I'm using
the following _javascript_ to set a cookie.
script
language="_javascript_"!--var wHeight, wWidth, sHeight, sWidth,
bitDepth;
if
(document.all){wHeight =
document.body.clientHeight;wWidth =
Hi,
I'm trying to determine, what screen resolution people are using to view my site. I'm
using the following JavaScript to set a cookie.
script language=JavaScript
!--
var wHeight, wWidth, sHeight, sWidth, bitDepth;
if (document.all)
{ wHeight = document.body.clientHeight;
wWidth =
Depending on the report that is of interest to you,
I would think that BROWALIAS, BROWREPALIAS,
or BROWSUMALIAS would be helpful here.
-- Duke
Pye, Nick wrote:
Hi,
I'm trying to determine, what screen resolution people are using to view my site. I'm using the following JavaScript to set a
Thanks I should have said bit I'm a newbie, can you expanded on that - give me an
example ?
-Original Message-
From: Duke Hillard [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 09 June 2003 15:34
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [analog-help] Screen Resolution
Depending on the report
First, realize that this will only provide a sampling of information
of those visitors whose browsers support JavaScript and have it
enabled.
Analog provides no inherent method to create custom reports does not
have any reports for screen width and height. You can, however, hijack
one of the
Hi,
This reminded me of an old webmonkey article:
http://hotwired.lycos.com/webmonkey/demo/96/35/index4a.html?tw=programming
At the end of page 1 it gets to a demo, which uses javascript to
calculate the browser size, and perl to display the next page based on that.
I'm sure it would be
Simon Hiscocks wrote:
I have noticed that some web statistics packages give information on
the screen resolution of visitors. Is there any way to get analog to
do this? This would be particularly useful for site design.
The problem with this kind of thing is that not all browsers will
On Wed, 5 Jul 2000, Simon Hiscocks wrote:
I have noticed that some web statistics packages give information on the
screen resolution of visitors. Is there any way to get analog to do this?
This would be particularly useful for site design.
Assume 640x480 and you won't go far wrong.
On Wed, 5 Jul 2000, Jeremy Wadsack wrote:
You won't get results from all your users unless they all have
JavaScript capabale browsers with JavaScript enabled
... and such users have probably got a higher resolution than average.
--
Stephen Turner
On 7/5/00 11:52 AM Stephen Turner ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
On Wed, 5 Jul 2000, Simon Hiscocks wrote:
I have noticed that some web statistics packages give information on the
screen resolution of visitors. Is there any way to get analog to do this?
This would be particularly useful for
Is that the size of the browser window or screen size? In latter case
I still would prefer assuming sth. like 640x480 for my pages...
Frank
+ Assume 640x480 and you won't go far wrong.
+
+ I'm seeing 800x600 or larger and Javascript present and enabled on
+ 97%, or more, of my visitors.
On 7/5/00 4:42 PM Frank R. Suchy ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
Is that the size of the browser window or screen size? In latter case
I still would prefer assuming sth. like 640x480 for my pages...
Frank
+ Assume 640x480 and you won't go far wrong.
+
+ I'm seeing 800x600 or larger and
Jason wrote:
On 7/5/00 4:42 PM Frank R. Suchy ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
Is that the size of the browser window or screen size? In latter case
I still would prefer assuming sth. like 640x480 for my pages...
Frank
+ Assume 640x480 and you won't go far wrong.
+
+ I'm seeing 800x600 or larger
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