Hi,
If you want to provide certain JavaScript functionality which is specific to IE browser, or specific to a version of IE Browser, you would surely find below code helpful, in terms of detecting browser and its version.
Below is the variable that would hold Boolean value; It is TRUE when the browser is IE, FALSE otherwise.
var BrowserIE = {
Check: function() {
var isIE = eval("/*@cc_on!@*/!1");
return isIE;
}
}
}
Below is the variable, that would hold true IE version, in form of AA.BB.CCCC.DDDDD, as can be seen in IE Help Menu.
var BrowserVersion = {
Check: function() {
var e, obj = document.createElement("div"), x,
verIEtrue = null,
CLASSID = [
"{45EA75A0-A269-11D1-B5BF-0000F8051515}",
"{3AF36230-A269-11D1-B5BF-0000F8051515}",
"{89820200-ECBD-11CF-8B85-00AA005B4383}"
];
try{obj.style.behavior = "url(#default#clientcaps)"}
catch(e){ };
for (x=0;x
{
try{verIEtrue = obj.getComponentVersion(CLASSID[x], "componentid").replace(/,/g,".")}
catch(e){ };
if (verIEtrue) break;
};
return verIEtrue || void 0;
}
}
You can copy above scripts in to your JS, AS-IS.
Above variables can be used to make your code conditional based on browser type and browser version.
Please check below example for understanding:
function doSomething() {
if (BrowserIE.Check()) {
alert('Browser is IE');
//IE Browser Specific Functionality
}
else{
alert('Browser is IE');
//NON-IE Browser Specific Functionality
if (BrowserVersion.Check().substr(0,1) > 8) {
alert('Browser IE : Version 9 or above');
//IE Browser Version 9 or above Specific Functionality
}
else
{
alert('Browser IE : Version 8 or less');
//IE Browser Version 8 or below Specific Functionality
}
}
If you want to provide certain JavaScript functionality which is specific to IE browser, or specific to a version of IE Browser, you would surely find below code helpful, in terms of detecting browser and its version.
Below is the variable that would hold Boolean value; It is TRUE when the browser is IE, FALSE otherwise.
var BrowserIE = {
Check: function() {
var isIE = eval("/*@cc_on!@*/!1");
return isIE;
}
}
}
Below is the variable, that would hold true IE version, in form of AA.BB.CCCC.DDDDD, as can be seen in IE Help Menu.
var BrowserVersion = {
Check: function() {
var e, obj = document.createElement("div"), x,
verIEtrue = null,
CLASSID = [
"{45EA75A0-A269-11D1-B5BF-0000F8051515}",
"{3AF36230-A269-11D1-B5BF-0000F8051515}",
"{89820200-ECBD-11CF-8B85-00AA005B4383}"
];
try{obj.style.behavior = "url(#default#clientcaps)"}
catch(e){ };
{
try{verIEtrue = obj.getComponentVersion(CLASSID[x], "componentid").replace(/,/g,".")}
catch(e){ };
if (verIEtrue) break;
};
return verIEtrue || void 0;
}
}
You can copy above scripts in to your JS, AS-IS.
Above variables can be used to make your code conditional based on browser type and browser version.
Please check below example for understanding:
function doSomething() {
if (BrowserIE.Check()) {
alert('Browser is IE');
//IE Browser Specific Functionality
}
else{
alert('Browser is IE');
//NON-IE Browser Specific Functionality
}
if (BrowserVersion.Check().substr(0,1) > 8) {
alert('Browser IE : Version 9 or above');
//IE Browser Version 9 or above Specific Functionality
}
else
{
alert('Browser IE : Version 8 or less');
//IE Browser Version 8 or below Specific Functionality
}
}