If you're using jQuery 1.1.3 or later you can test for the version of
Safari really easily:
if ( $.browser.safari && parseFloat($.browser.version) < 2 ) {
// Do stuff for Safari version < 2
}
Karl Rudd
On 8/29/07, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> I love jquery, the only issue I have is the non-graceful degradation
> of some methods with mainly Safari Ver < 2.
> I understand this browser is outdated, and perhaps the worst browser
> out there, but my colleagues at work still use it.
> If some of the features of jquery are not available for safari 1x, why
> not make it degrade gracefully?
> For instance, I want to show() a division layer, that has set
> display:none.
> If safari 1x does not support the opacity effects, then why not
> degrade to simply changing the container style to display:block,
> instead of returning and doing nothing?
> I think this would be a great advantage if jquery could do this, i
> would like to know why jquery does not support "graceful degradation".
> Thank you for any comments.
>
>
