| Conditional Statement, User Agent, Lower Case and Print to Screen
Browser detection code in PHP, translate to ASP.Net |
BenjArriola
msg:3834901 | 6:03 pm on Jan 26, 2009 (gmt 0) |
I am really unfamiliar with ASP code. And I also do not know if the code for ASP.Net is different from ASP. But I basically need to do this PHP code I wrote, in it's equivalent ASP and ASP.Net code (if they are different)
<?php
if(strpos(strtolower($_SERVER['HTTP_USER_AGENT']),"webkit")) {
echo "<link href=\"http://www.example.com/csspath/layoutwebkit.css" rel=\"stylesheet\" type=\"text/css\" media=\"screen, projection\" />";
}
?>
I tried researching for this first, looking for strpos, user-agent, but I might not be able to put it all together correctly. And if the variable values are not case-sensitive, maybe the strtolower is not needed. I know there are other ways to make CSS more cross-browser compatible, but the site I am working on is just so messed up and I do not want to do everything from scratch and decided to do browser user-agent detection.
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Ocean10000
msg:3835024 | 8:08 pm on Jan 26, 2009 (gmt 0) |
In Asp.net you can use the following two properties of the Request.Browser object.
"Request.Browser.Browser" to return the browser name.
"Request.Browser.Version" to return the browser version. Asp.net has a built in browser identification system which can be used on a per page bases. So you do not need to try and figure out for your self the Browser and version details from the User-Agent. Here is a MS KB Article [support.microsoft.com] on topic.
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