This idea rules -thanks!I had never thought of this, but played with a bit and could find myself using it a decent amount.
You could use JS to load an image that's really a CFM page -- new
Image().src = "" . You would embed code to add the
record (set to notEnabled) in your page, and add code to
We use a service call http://www.browserhawk.com/to do all of our
browser testing.We get back stats for all these vars.I wrote a CFC
that interfaces w/ their code.
It is handy because we know on the fly what version of Flash, JS,
connection speed, ... and other junk.
OS
OSDetail
Browser
If all you need is the JS version, there is an easier way which I'm sure
you could google, but if you want more...
We use a service call http://www.browserhawk.com/to do all of our
browser testing.I wrote a CFC that interfaces w/ their code.
It is handy because we know on the fly what version of
You could use JS to load an image that's really a CFM page -- new
Image().src = "" . You would embed code to add the
record (set to notEnabled) in your page, and add code to the stats.cfm file
that would toggle it to enabled.
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