Browsers can be manipulated using asp. Information on the clints browser can be very useful. Harness the power of asp to utilize the browser to make the users experience more pleasing at your website. Redirection of the user can be beneficial as well. Shortcut Icons, the back button and compatability can all be useful when dealing with users browsers.
Many times it is necessary to consider the clients browser. Some things Are not cross browser compliant. Often you have to write something one way for Internet Explorer and another for Netscape. Often, people will write TWO pages and use a browser redirect script. Rather than having two pages with the same content, there is another option. It's really a simple solution. By looking at the USER AGENT we can do a little server side scripting to show what is needed depending on the browser.
A Thorough Examination of "Disabling the Back Button." By I have had a lot of people ask, "How to I ‘disable’ the back button?" or, "How do I prevent a user from clicking the back button and going back to the previous screen?" In fact, this is one of the most commonly asked questions on the and, sadly, the answer is
This shows how to check whether ActiveX controls are supported , many users disable ActiveX controls or have no support for them this is worth checking especially if you have plug-ins on your pages such as shockwave etc
Wonder how some websites are able to place shortcut images inside the address bar, the Favorite menu or as an icon on your desktop? Well, Internet Explorer 5 allows for the placement of an image in the address bar.
Internet Explorer 5 has introduced many new features that web developers can implement to give their site more exposure and a greater number of visitors. One of these new features is the ability to automatically set the visitors start page.
You can add two types of cookies to a user's browser. If you want to create a cookie that lasts only during the period of time that someone is visiting your Web site, then you can create a session cookie. Here's how you create a session cookie:
The two Active Server Pages listed below demonstrate how to use the Redirect method of the Response object. The Redirect method sends a message to a user's browser that a page has been moved. This message causes the browser to request the page at the new location
An integral part of development for web sites is browser support , it is a sad fact that nowadays neither of the big two browsers adhere to the standards perfectly . This script is a simple text based system where we detect a users browser increment a count in a text file and then we will eventually display the counts
