heres the code: [code]document.getElementById("content_0").getElementsByTagName("ul")[2].innerHTML= "<li><strong>Viewers Info:</strong>[<a style=\"margin: 0px; font-weight: normal;\" href=\"/editacc
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2008-03-17 02:31:15
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Re: heres the code: [code]document.getElementById("content_0").getElementsByTagName("ul")[2].innerHTML= "<li><strong>Viewers Info:</strong>[<a style=\"margin: 0px; font-weight: normal;\" href=\"/editacc
okay i found this code from one learning js site, itīs to show browser version:
<">i want to tweak your code so that @ the recent update box thereīs also browser version showed:
<">that code is working fine, but it showed a longer name [b]i.e. Opera 9.10 (Windows NT 5.1; U; en)[/b] if i donīt use [b]parseFloat[/b] like the original code above.
so lordheinz how can i put [b]parseFloat[/b] in my code, so itīs only showing Opera 9.10?
or anyone can help me with this....
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