electrickeye
20 Feb 2009, 08:33 PM
Hey all,
I was wondering if there's a way to use javascript to detect a person's browser and direct them to an alternate version of my site if theyre using ie6 or below. The site I'm building uses a lot of transparent png's that aren't supported in ie6, and using an alternate style sheet won't work because I can't switch out the pictures for alternates with css. I need a way to recreate the site with flattened jpgs that put everything together so it all looks transparent. Is this possible?
I was wondering if there's a way to use javascript to detect a person's browser and direct them to an alternate version of my site if theyre using ie6 or below. The site I'm building uses a lot of transparent png's that aren't supported in ie6, and using an alternate style sheet won't work because I can't switch out the pictures for alternates with css. I need a way to recreate the site with flattened jpgs that put everything together so it all looks transparent. Is this possible?