On Feb 25, 11:59 am, brian <bally.z...@gmail.com> wrote: > Conditional Comments are great and all (best thing to come from MS > since asynchronous requests) but they're not the best solution here, > IMHO. Whether it's the browser or a feature that needs detecting, it's > often required somewhere in the middle of some routine. Using CC, > you'd need to duplicate your method, object, whatever.
That's not true. I do things like this: // This is a better check than looking at userAgent! useIframe:/*...@cc_on @*//*...@if (@_win32) true, @else @*/false,/*...@end @*/ Anyone who thinks they have a need to check the browser would benefit from reading more about feature detection and why it is almost always a better strategy. It just doesn't come naturally at first for many, and you might struggle through some "yeah, BUT!" moments, but in the end you'll be better off. Matt Kruse
