Well, my dad still runs that old version. So, yes, there exist users that still use it!
And the script is actually for displaying a text telling the user to upgrade or be prepared for miss-formatted text.
I put kind of an honour in that al my web pages shall work in al browsers, even old, and...
There is a bug in that version; it can’t handle international charters coded with Unicode correct. Now I don’t remember if it can’t handle Unicode correctly at al, or if it was only in combination with JavaScript.
I open a new window with a script, and am sending text with the international...
It solved the problem in Firefox. I don´t know if the script is still working in Netscape 6.01 since I don’t have that version of Netscape my self to test it on. My dad has that version of Netscape on his computer, I have to wait for him to check it in his browser. But he is on vacation...
I need to detect Netscape 6.01. I have an old script that does the trick:
var app;
var ver;
app = navigator.appName;
ver = navigator.appVersion;
if ( app.indexOf("Netscape") != -1 && ver.indexOf("5.0") != -1 )
The problem that I noticed is that it triggers on my Firefox browser, thinking...
It can be written in any language, I don’t care, and the server supports “everything”.
The banners are ordinary gifs, and are not stored in a database of any kind (although a MySQL database exists on the site for other purpose). Some banners are “hardcoded” directly on the page, and others are...
I need a small script to track banners on my page, how many times they are displayed and clicked.
I do not need a complete banner handling system! I already have my own systems for displaying the banners, I only need a small code to put on each banner and then be able to see statistics on each...
Got it working in Netscape now. Were some problems with old files in the cashe I think. Still don’t work in Opera, but I can live with that!
So I’m closing the lid on this problem now. Thanks A LOT for all help!!
I have been searching the Internet trying to find a solution to prevent the deep-linking I mentioned above. I found this script:
http://www.javascriptkit.com/script/cut170.shtml
It works in IE, but not in Netscape or Opera. :(
How can such a basic problem be so hard to solve…? :-/
A general tips, check the HTML-code of the site on:
http://validator.w3.org/
I checked your page, and it generated some errors. If you are offering web site design services, and have HTML-errors on your own site, people may choose another designer.
I’m looking for a script or service to track visitors on my webpage. Besides all the usual statistics like browser, referrer and so on I would like the functions below. (Even if not –all- of this is fulfilled I’m still interested.)
* Tracking of single pages (unique/total visitors)
* Tracking...
Well, well. That didn’t work… :(
When typing www.mydomain.com/page2.html the script goes into an eternal loop. The reason is that the expression “if(parent.frames[0].src != "tom.html")” evaluates true.
I made an experiment by putting this code into page2.html...
Thanks, it works almost perfect.
* Prevents www.mydomain.com/page2.html form open outside the frameset. GOOD!
* Prevents deep linking to www.mydomain.com. GOOD!
But it doesn’t prevent deep linking to www.mydomain.com/page2.html.
Maybe that is hard to do? Or can the script easily by...
Thanks for the reply, but unfortunately I don’t use iframe, just “ordinary” frames. As I understand it Iframe is less supported by old browsers, so for the compability I will continue with the old frames.
Is there I way to adapt the script to ordinary frames? You write “put it in index”, but...
I have a script that prevents individual pages of my webpage to be opened outside my frames. It looks like this:
if (top.frames.length == 0) {top.location.href="/?" + self.location};
One problem with this is that it first loads the frameset with my welcome-page. First when the...
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