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This code solves the problem of capturing a users screen resolution and containing it within a variable.I needed to change the font size on the page depending on the screen resolution of the user with redirecting them to an 800x600 ver of my page. Code: ASP 3.0 & VBScript |
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Great code EXCEPT
Written by Terry Martin from Joplin, MO (Friday, September 16, 2005)
Writer is with: http://www.cycleimpex.com
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Strengths: quick and efficient
Weaknesses: a possible error in the javascript portion
Details: I tested the script and found one small problem within the javascript... you must change the "res" to "scr".
Old code:
<script language="javascript">
scr = "&res="+screen.width+"x"+screen.height+"&d="+screen.colorDepth
location.href="default.asp?screen=check"+res
</script>
New code:
<script language="javascript">
scr = "&res="+screen.width+"x"+screen.height+"&d="+screen.colorDepth
location.href="default.asp?screen=check"+scr
</script>
Notice the change from screen=check"+res to screen=check"+scr.
This should fix any problems for you as it did for me (a novice at javascript).
Review Based On: 1 Hour(s) of usage |
Great Code
Written by Anonymous User (#1669-223) from Nova scotia, Canada (Monday, December 02, 2002)
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Strengths: Very easy and does what I need.
Weaknesses: none
Details: I have a site...witch unfortunately does look that well in 640x480 and I didnt want to redirect my user to another version of my page. I used this code for so many things alreay...
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Review Based On: 2 Day(s) of usage |
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