To my knowledge no-one's done anything comprehensive in this arena.
I've thought of transforming Mozilla.org's client sniffer JS into a UDF, but haven't
had the time (it's ultra-comprehensive; be nice if it was cfscript and not javascript
tho!).
Most other tags I've seen just aren't up to snuff in providing detailed
browser/platform information...
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----- Original Message -----
From: Sean Daniels
To: CF-Talk
Sent: Thursday, May 02, 2002 9:32 AM
Subject: Browser Detection
What are people doing for browser detection these days?
I am using a custom tag called "browsercheck" which is pretty old and I'm
just curious if people have a slicker way. I have checked out the browser
detection UDFs at cfdev but they don't do everything I'm looking for.
I'm mainly looking to determine if the browser is "reasonably" CSS
compliant. I'm thinking about writing a UDF isCss() that would return true
for IE 4 and up and Netscape 6 and up and false for others (well, I would be
more inclusive than that but you get the idea).
Just don't want to reinvent the wheel if someone already has something to
that effect.
- Sean
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