See http://docs.jquery.com/Browser_Compatibility
does jQuery do any browser detection before trying to do anything, or
does it just forge ahead, and whether it works or not depends on the
browser...
If javascript is active then jQuery will attempt to 'run'. (If it's
not active then Guy's
Wizzud wrote:
You could perform your own browser sniffing and put up a warning if
you detect the use of a not-fully-supported browser, to the effect
that some things *may* not work!
Possibly a bit off-putting for the visitor?
(Also bear in mind that some browsers can lie about about what
Do we know how well jQuery works with, for example, IE 5.5 Win? I
have a feeling it will work but not completely...
does jQuery do any browser detection before trying to do anything, or
does it just forge ahead, and whether it works or not depends on the
browser...
-- A
On Nov 10, 1:00 am,
MadMapper wrote:
I'd like to show a message (display a div) for users who show up with
a browser that jQuery doesnt fully support - what's the best
approach? Will jQuery work on old browsers, just not perfectly?
Add the div like this:
div id=no-jqueryyour message to the user here/div
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