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Code:function antiIE() {
echo '<script>
var browserName=navigator.appName;
if (browserName=="Microsoft Internet Explorer")
{
alert("Microsoft imposes restrictions on Internet Explore which make it impossible to render this page. Please download a better browser.");
window.location = "http://www.google.com/chrome";
}
</script>';
}
Why don't websites seriously implement this?
what does it do
pretty much gets the name of the internet browser and says some ******** which is spelt wrong (way to go, genius!) and then redirects you to google ;\
Wow Dats Mazin
it sure as hell is.. i mean, c'mon! what other function can be THAT awesome?Quote:
Originally Posted by Kyle
its almost as good as the
Code:<script>
while(1=1){
alert("lulz");
}
</script>
I didn't write it, I found it. However I'm going to use it because I even get jquery errors with Internet explorer. Internet explorer even changes the quotes and capitalization of webpage's source.
if i ever got a message like that on a site i WANTED to visit, i'd sure as **** never go back.Quote:
Originally Posted by HotelUser
You'd have to be quite computer illiterate to be using Internet Explorer in the first place.Quote:
Originally Posted by Blinger
why? its newer browsers are good.Quote:
Originally Posted by HotelUser
No they're not. IE completely fails with the simplest of tasks, such as aligning margins with CSS, or setting up borders. When you try to use jquery let alone javascript by itself everything just sucks, and it renders pagest stupidly slow.Quote:
Originally Posted by Blinger
I've fixed your previous source example for you:
Code:while(1==1)
alert('lulz');