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Silverlight identification from server side

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    Hi, How to identify/find that silverlight is installed in client browser from server side. Regards Bhavin

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      Hi, How to identify/find that silverlight is installed in client browser from server side. Regards Bhavin

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      I don't think you can. It doesn't add anything to the user agent (at least it didn't used to), so the only way you could tell is by writing something that does a client side check and then reports this back to the server.

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        Hi, How to identify/find that silverlight is installed in client browser from server side. Regards Bhavin

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        You would need to run some sort of a script on the client that informs the server if there is a version installed. If you want to do this via silverlight, the silverlight client will need to communicate with a web service where the version can be a parameter.

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