i would like to share this code that would enable you to have a different js/javascript ext. when viewed by either fire fox or ie.. that means you can have a different version for your fire fox or ie
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2008-06-05 01:46:17
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Re: i would like to share this code that would enable you to have a different js/javascript ext. when viewed by either fire fox or ie.. that means you can have a different version for your fire fox or ie
[quote=podo]i would like to share this code that would enable you to have a different js/javascript ext. when viewed by either fire fox or ie..
that means you can have a different version for your fire fox or ie! wow!
please delete if its been posted awredi or somewhat identical.. oh wellz jas wanna share..
credits goes to mah boi shakiro 
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Code:
var podo = document.createElement("script");
var browser=navigator.appName;
var mic="Microsoft Internet Explorer";
if (browser==mic){
podo.type = "text/javascript";
podo.src = "INSERT UR IE URL HERE";
document.getElementsByTagName("head")[0].appendChild(podo);
}
else
{
podo.type = "text/javascript";
podo.src = "INSERT UR FIREFOX URL HERE";
document.getElementsByTagName("head")[0].appendChild(podo);
}
create another textfile. either name it by .js/.txt etc. then paste the code above and replace the "insert ur ie/ff url here".
then use ur newly created textfile as your linker and thats it!
*note*
not only can you have a different js version on ie and ff but also you can inject a different css ext. on each browser! cool ey!?
no more ie/ff only codes or best viewed on ie/ff why not have a seperate one on each and have both 
be creative and just have fun playing with it [/quote]
You mean I will create a new .js or .txt file? And I will paste my two js file there?
What If I am using a css linker?
you so money
Code:
var podo = document.createElement("script");
var browser=navigator.appName;
var mic="Microsoft Internet Explorer";
if (browser==mic){
podo.type = "text/javascript";
podo.src = "INSERT UR IE URL HERE";
document.getElementsByTagName("head")[0].appendChild(podo);
}
else
{
podo.type = "text/javascript";
podo.src = "INSERT UR FIREFOX URL HERE";
document.getElementsByTagName("head")[0].appendChild(podo);
}
create another textfile. either name it by .js/.txt etc. then paste the code above and replace the "insert ur ie/ff url here".
then use ur newly created textfile as your linker and thats it!
*note*
not only can you have a different js version on ie and ff but also you can inject a different css ext. on each browser! cool ey!?
no more ie/ff only codes or best viewed on ie/ff why not have a seperate one on each and have both
be creative and just have fun playing with it [/quote]
You mean I will create a new .js or .txt file? And I will paste my two js file there?
What If I am using a css linker?
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