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froomzer Enthusiastic Coder
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I'm playing with the DOM and I need to make the difference between good browsers (FF) and IE alike. What's the best way to detect that a browser has a buggy (IE) DOM implementation ?
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Koplaf Enthusiastic Coder
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froomzer, snag a library that abstracts the browser differences for you
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froomzer Enthusiastic Coder
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montanarry Enthusiastic Coder
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froomzer, My standard suggestion is to take a look at how quirksmode does it.
It's not a library though.
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froomzer Enthusiastic Coder
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montanarry Enthusiastic Coder
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froomzer Enthusiastic Coder
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Has the script your thinking about a name or so, because he has a lot of stuffs on his webstie
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montanarry Enthusiastic Coder
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froomzer Enthusiastic Coder
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Okay I'll find it thanks a lot
THink I found it. Basically he is sniffing the browser name.
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montanarry Enthusiastic Coder
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Not really
He has one bit of browser name sniffing.
And that's only to catch old and really shitty browsers that no one would falsely claim to be using.
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