Hi,
I've started using jQuery and I really like it. Thank you!
I'd like to know if there is a snippet or recommended method for handling
the user interaction when the browser is not supported or javascript has
been disabled.
Also, I would like to know if the jQuery Ajax works on IE5.x
Does anyone have a preferred way for handling browsers that are not
officially supported by jQuery, such as Netscape? What I am planning
on doing is having server-side browser detection code which gives me
the browser name, platform, and version number, then in my site,
having each page coded in
HTML, and it will degrade
gracefully.
-Kurt
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Does anyone have a preferred way
Does anyone have a preferred way for handling browsers that are not
officially supported by jQuery, such as Netscape? What I am planning
on doing is having server-side browser detection code which gives me
the browser name, platform, and version number, then in my site,
having each page coded
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officially supported by jQuery, such as Netscape
