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§onic €hao

§onic €hao

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Hi, I have seen someone do this before, and it is what had me get Firefox:

I want a page that WILL display a (different) .html page w/IE then in Firefox. In Firefox I need it to display the website, and in IE I will make my own error msg (.html format).

Incase IE users are wondering what the significance of this is, I can explain that 2. It looks abnormal in IE because I am using CSS positioning that I don't know why, I make it and do edits in Firefox and IE does not work. So, I would appreciate help on this. THANKS!
 
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**Oh, 1 last thing, I can do this in HTML or JS. I NEED ALL SCRIPT WRITTEN COMPLETELY IN JAVASCRIPT. I only know enough to save .js files w/Notepad. lol :D
 
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Explain, I dont know about 'if' statements. And providing a link to a JS site is not helping me. I read it, but dont understand anything.... I sort of get it you mean:

Code: 
<script language="JavaScript" 
type="text/JavaScript">
}
 if(navigator.appName == "Mozilla Firefox")
{
 window.location = "index.html"
}
 if(navigator.appName == "Microsoft Internet Explorer")
{
 window.location = "Get_Firefox.html"
</script>
Or not? I edited it to make sense for ME. If that is not right please correct thank you.

**I do not know JS, so I assumed that if I use the word "Mozilla Firefox" that'll work just dandy. If that is not true, what is the REAL name for it?
***I was tempted to chang MSIE to Internet Exploder. :D:D:D:D (I wont though)
 
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<script language="JavaScript"
type="text/JavaScript">
if(navigator.appName == "Netscape")
{
window.location = "NetscapeHome.html"
}
if(navigator.appName == "Microsoft Internet Explorer")
{
window.location = "ExplorerHome.html"
}
</script>



Put this script above your <body> tag in the html code, change the names of NetscapeHome.html and ExplorerHome.html to the pages you want it to be redirected.
 
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