First off I don't post answer's or parts of answers for this dimwad I post them
for other's who are half way rational and can quickly find out the full answer
off of what I give and hopefully it will help someone.
But this particular dimwitted poster is only looking for someone to do his work
I've had complaints from people about some CF-Talk threads that veered away
from being technical and cordial into what amounts to name calling. It seems to
involve the same players. I'm going to say this once and once only.
STOP!
If I have to start moderating threads then I'll do so. I've
Barney, thank you for your input.
I ran CGI.HTTP_USER_AGENT (cf) for it.
Here's what I got.
With Firefox 3.5 I get:
Mozilla/5.0 (Windows; U; Windows NT 6.0; en-US; rv:1.9.1.3) Gecko/20090824
Firefox/3.5.3 (.NET CLR 3.5.30729)
With IE7 I get:
Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 7.0; Windows NT 6.0;
Windows only runs on Intel, and I says windows right in the UA
string. What else do you need?
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bboisv...@gmail.com
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On Sep 26, 2009, at 11:23 AM, Don L do...@yahoo.com wrote:
Barney, thank you for your input.
I ran CGI.HTTP_USER_AGENT (cf) for
Common sense would dictate that you just maybe want to get this info from a
system that actually runs in the os and not a client-side solution.
Ok so what runs on pretty much every OS and integrates with coldfusion?
Well hopefully even you can figure it out but here is the variables you'd
You are a disgusting and despicable being and your rigidness is beyond words.
The question was to detect a user's OS and its CPU architecture not the
server's. Do you know how my app is run??? Got it now? f off! Told you a
100 times! f off! I'll hunt you down one day, you fker!
Common
Actually I've heard he's quite flexible.
On Sat, Sep 26, 2009 at 4:23 PM, Don L do...@yahoo.com wrote:
You are a disgusting and despicable being and your rigidness is beyond
words.
The question was to detect a user's OS and its CPU architecture not the
server's. Do you know how my app is
This has gone on for far too long. This kind of behavior / language is
completely inappropriate. People come to this list to learn CF and ask
for help, not to be witnesses to this school-yard level of bickering
and insulting. If you have nothing good to say in response to
someone's post, please
The question was to detect a user's OS and its CPU architecture
I don't know about your CPU architecture, but I'm pretty sure about what
you smoke ;-)
~|
Want to reach the ColdFusion community with something they want? Let
This has gone on for far too long. This kind of behavior / language is
completely inappropriate.
+1
Enough is enough already. This is the public face of the CF support
community. This sort of behavior does nothing to foster the growth of CF,
the CF community, nor does it help with stifling CF's
I know I shouldn't, but I'm going to have to respectfully disagree with G!
on this one. :D
If this sort of behavior were the norm, then I could and would fully
agree. But we're talking about one particular poster who just happens to do
it on every list he's on. I see it as a source of
The problem with that reasoning is that this list is also available offline
and is indexed by search engines. Most people won't know the rest of the
story and could interpret it as the norm.
Francois Levesque
http://blog.critical-web.com/
On Sat, Sep 26, 2009 at 11:27 PM, Matt Quackenbush
Obviously by offline I meant ONline, it must be the time of day (or night,
whatever)
Francois Levesque
http://blog.critical-web.com/
On Sat, Sep 26, 2009 at 11:30 PM, Francois Levesque cfab...@gmail.comwrote:
The problem with that reasoning is that this list is also available offline
and is
Heh. Offline. Online. Meh. No worries. :-)
Everyone is certainly entitled to their opinion, but I would argue that
those very same search engines that index a few posts here and there of this
sort are also indexing hundreds of thousands of the normal, average, every
day post. Therefore, it
Preferably do it with javascript.
Did a bit of digging myself, neither navigator.userAgent nor
navigator.appVersion command would suffice for the CPU part. Hmm,
is javascript simply unable to or I simply don't know better?
JavaScript is unable to access this sort of information. If you
Well, windows only runs on Intel, and it states 32/64 bit in the user
agent. Linux usually has an architecture in the user agent. OSX is a
wildcard, but universal binaries make it no big deal if it's PPC or
Intel.
Keep in mind that this might not be entirely reliable anyway. For
example,
Common sense would dictate that you just maybe want to get this info
from a system that actually runs in the os and not a client-side
solution.
Ok so what runs on pretty much every OS and integrates with
coldfusion?
Well hopefully even you can figure it out but here is the
Hi,
Preferably do it with javascript.
Did a bit of digging myself, neither navigator.userAgent nor
navigator.appVersion command would suffice for the CPU part. Hmm, is
javascript simply unable to or I simply don't know better?
As always many thanks.
Well, windows only runs on Intel, and it states 32/64 bit in the user
agent. Linux usually has an architecture in the user agent. OSX is a
wildcard, but universal binaries make it no big deal if it's PPC or
Intel.
But to answer your question, JS is unable to determine it, and more to
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