Browsercaps

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Jman

Someone knows where I can find a good explanation about browsercaps?
I want Firefox to as an up-level browser.
The default rendering is bad with Firefox when using ASp.NET.
 
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but it does not work
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Maybe it doesn't work because that code detects Firefox 1.0, not FF 2.0.

"Note: I've tested it with Netscape 6 & 7,
Mozilla Firebird/Firefox 0.7-1.0, Konqueror, Safari, and Opera 6-8."

You'll need to add FF 2-specific detection.

Here's what FF 2.0 returns when I identify it on my OS :

User-Agent: Mozilla/5.0 (Windows; U; Windows NT 5.2; en-US; rv:1.8.1) Gecko/20061010 Firefox/2.0

a. Browser = Firefox
b. Version = 2.0
c. MajorVersion = 2
d. MinorVersion = 0
e. Platform = WinNT
f. EcmaScriptVersion = 1.4
g. Type = Firefox2.0
h. TagWriter = System.Web.UI.HtmlTextWriter


a. ActiveXControls = False
b. AOL = False
c. BackgroundSounds = True
d. Beta = False
e. Browser = Firefox
f. CDF = False
g. ClrVersion = 0.0
h. Cookies = True
i. Crawler = False
j. EcmaScriptVersion = 1.4
k. Frames = True
l. JavaApplets = True
m. JavaScript = True
n. MajorVersion = 2
o. MinorVersion = 0
p. MSDomVersion = 0.0
q. Platform = WinNT
r. Tables = True
s. TagWriter = System.Web.UI.HtmlTextWriter
t. Type = Firefox2.0
u. VBScript = False
v. Version = 2.0
w. W3CDomVersion = 1.0
x. Win16 = False
y. Win32 = True

You'll have to incorporate that info into a FF 2-specific browser identification, like the one
http://slingfive.com/pages/code/browserCaps/browserCaps_spaces.txt
has for Firefox 0.7-1.0.



Juan T. Llibre, asp.net MVP
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