javascript for url redirection
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i want to know if i some user open's a webpage in IE6 Page1.html should be displayed and if user open's a webpage in Page2.html should be displayed how can i achieve this kind of display
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i want to know if i some user open's a webpage in IE6 Page1.html should be displayed and if user open's a webpage in Page2.html should be displayed how can i achieve this kind of display
Do you really think your question is clear?
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Do you really think your question is clear?
It isn't - but I assume he wants a JS function to redirect users to an appropriate page depending on what browser they are using - specifically on their version of IE... ... my answer to the OP would be: don't bother. Anyone still using IE6 gets what they deserve. Upgrades (or alternatives) are easy, and free, and really, IE6 is long past it's sell by date. It's dead now.
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It isn't - but I assume he wants a JS function to redirect users to an appropriate page depending on what browser they are using - specifically on their version of IE... ... my answer to the OP would be: don't bother. Anyone still using IE6 gets what they deserve. Upgrades (or alternatives) are easy, and free, and really, IE6 is long past it's sell by date. It's dead now.
If so, then
<script language="javascript">
location.href="Newform.aspx";
location.reload;
</script>function works in IE6 too.
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If so, then
<script language="javascript">
location.href="Newform.aspx";
location.reload;
</script>function works in IE6 too.
That's missing the point - OP wants a (cross-browser) function that will identify the user's browser adn then redirect them accordingly. There are such funcitons out there (Google them...) but of course they are subject to becoming out of date over time. As Is ay, I wouldn't (and don't) bother with it myself.
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That's missing the point - OP wants a (cross-browser) function that will identify the user's browser adn then redirect them accordingly. There are such funcitons out there (Google them...) but of course they are subject to becoming out of date over time. As Is ay, I wouldn't (and don't) bother with it myself.
OK, I misinterpreted OP.
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That's missing the point - OP wants a (cross-browser) function that will identify the user's browser adn then redirect them accordingly. There are such funcitons out there (Google them...) but of course they are subject to becoming out of date over time. As Is ay, I wouldn't (and don't) bother with it myself.
Wow - you don't deal with corporate inertia much do you? Many companies and government departments are still stuck using IE 6 because of the complexity and costs involved in rolling out new systems.
I have CDO, it's OCD with the letters in the right order; just as they ruddy well should be
Forgive your enemies - it messes with their heads
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Wow - you don't deal with corporate inertia much do you? Many companies and government departments are still stuck using IE 6 because of the complexity and costs involved in rolling out new systems.
I have CDO, it's OCD with the letters in the right order; just as they ruddy well should be
Forgive your enemies - it messes with their heads
No, my clients are all in the private sector. Lucky me... Sorry, but I have no sympathy for anyone still using IE6. How hard is it, even for a government agency, to upgrade from IE6, really? It's just a browser, for FS, not an operating system....
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No, my clients are all in the private sector. Lucky me... Sorry, but I have no sympathy for anyone still using IE6. How hard is it, even for a government agency, to upgrade from IE6, really? It's just a browser, for FS, not an operating system....
NeverHeardOfMe wrote:
Sorry, but I have no sympathy for anyone still using IE6.
I have sympathy for the end users - it's the management I have no sympathy for.
NeverHeardOfMe wrote:
How hard is it, even for a government agency, to upgrade from IE6, really?
Considering the amount of paperwork, funding, testing of roll outs, software compatibility testing, it's surprisingly hard. Bear in mind that they may be upgrading 10 to 20,000 instances it's a fairly expensive task.
I have CDO, it's OCD with the letters in the right order; just as they ruddy well should be
Forgive your enemies - it messes with their heads