This script helps users to find out the properties of their browsers as well as a few other
additional details like the resolution, colour depth, how many pages visited, etc. Just choose
the property you wish to see from the drop down menu and the information will be automatically
displayed in the given textarea.
Below is a script that helps you to find out the standard properties of your browser
as well as a few other additional details like the resolution, colour depth, how many
pages you have visited so far and more. This script also detects the Linux and Sun
Operating Systems if being used. To complete this comprehensive display, Netscape
users can also see a list of every MIME Type and Plug-in installed on their
computers.
This script is very much like the one above except that it is more personalised as it
asks the users to type in their name and then shows the system details along with the
name in a dialog box. So this script makes your web page interactive as well as adds
to the fun factor!
Using this script you can automatically redirect your viewers to pages especially created for
optimum viewing in their browsers. The page in which this script should be included is the
default page, i.e. the page that shall be viewed by all those using browsers not included in
the script. This script is useful in nullifying those anomalies found among the different
browsers that could ruin the effect of your page.
Using this script you can automatically redirect those viewers who are using older versions of
IE and Netscape. This script is useful as certain scripts work only in the newer versions of
IE and Netscape. In the script I have included IE and NS versions 4+ as they are the versions
that support most of the newer scripts. But you can modify it according to your needs.
Here users should keep in mind that for some browsers the 'appVersion' number would not reflect
the real version number of the browsers and so adjustments should be made accordingly. This
information, i.e. the 'appVersion' number, can be gleaned from any of the first 3 scripts
listed here.
Using this script you can automatically redirect viewers according to the browsers they use
as well as the browser version. This script is useful as certain scripts work only in the
newer versions of some of the popular browsers.
Here users should keep in mind that for some browsers the 'appVersion' number would not reflect
the real version number of the browsers and so adjustments should be made accordingly. This
information, i.e. the 'appVersion' number, can be gleaned from any of the first 3 scripts
listed here.
Using this script you can automatically redirect your viewers to pages especially
created for optimum viewing under the different resolutions. The page in which
this script should be included is the default page, i.e. the page that shall be
viewed by all those using resolutions not included in the script. This script is very
useful since the resolution alone could change the way your pages are seen by
different viewers which could effectively ruin all the hard work that you may have put
into creating your dream page. The script covers all possible resolutions. Included
are 640 x 480, 800 x 600, 1024 x 786 and 1280 x 1024.
Using this script you can automatically redirect your viewers to pages especially
created for optimum viewing in their installed Operating System. The page in which
this script should be included is the default page, i.e. the page that shall be
viewed by all those using OSs not included in the script. This script is useful in
nullifying those little anomalies found in the different OSs that could ruin the
effect of your page. Ex.: To ensure that the fonts you include in your HTML are
installed in the machines used to view your page.
Using this script you can automatically redirect your viewers to pages especially
created for the language of the browser used. The page in which this script should
be included is the default page, i.e. the page that shall be viewed by all those
using the language not included in the script.
This script can be used to automatically redirect those users who do not have Java Enabled
browsers or those who have turned off Java for security reasons.
This script can automatically redirect visitor's after a given number of seconds if the users
page has moved to a new location. When the visitor's go to the old page they will get to see
a message saying that the page has moved and that they shall be automatically be moved to the
new location.
This is not actually a script but a unique use of the <meta> tag with the help
of which you can automatically forward users whose browsers do not support JavaScript
or who have turned off JavaScript support, to pages that have no scripts. This ensures
that the users will not have to click any link, that is usually contained in the HTML
within the <noscript> tag, to go to the supporting page without scripts.
This script simply checks to see whether your viewers browser supports JavaScript or
not and prints the answer in a 'text box'.
Click here for the script.
17. INSTALLED PLUG-INS
By clicking the first button below users can see in the textarea a list of all the plug-ins that
are installed in their copy of Netscape along with their descriptions. This script uses the
navigator.plugins object that is supported only by Netscape/Firefox and so shall not be
functional for the users of other browsers like Internet Explorer or Opera.
By clicking the first button below users can see in the textarea a list of all the MIME types that
are installed in their copy of Netscape along with their extensions and string representations.
This list has been generated using the JavaScript navigator.plugins object. The mimeTypes
property of this object is an array with one entry for each MIME type supported by the plug-in.
As this script uses the navigator.plugins object that is supported only by Netscape/Firefox
it shall not be functional for the users of other browsers like Internet Explorer or Opera.
With the help of this script users can put up a back link or button on their web pages
to enable viewers to go back to the page from where they came. As this button/link
uses the history object it would be especially useful on the page that is linked
by many pages.
This simple 3 line script will only allow access to the page if the visitor is coming from
a particular URL. All other visitors will be prevented from accessing the page on which
this script is installed.
This simple 3 line script will prevent anybody coming to the users site from any
particular URL that the users may specify. This script could prove helpful if users
find any disagreeable web page at an otherwise friendly domain, having a link to theirs.
The script works by popping up an alert telling the viewers that they are being blocked
after which they shall be taken back to the page they came from.
This simple 3 line script will prevent anybody coming to the users site from any
particular domain that the users may specify. This script could prove helpful if users
find any disagreeable domain having a link to their pages. All the users would have to
do is to include this script to all pages they are linked to from the other domain.
The script works by popping up an alert telling the viewers that they are being blocked
after which they shall be taken back to the page they came from.
This script will prevent anybody coming to the users site from any domains that the users may
specify. Multiple domains can be blocked using this script. This script could prove helpful
if users find any disagreeable domains having a link to theirs. Like the scripts above this
script also works by popping up an alert. In the alert the domain name from where they
approached would be mentioned with the note that all viewers coming from that domain shall
be blocked.
This simple 3 line script will redirect those who come to the users site from any particular
URL that uses a redirect feature. This script could prove helpful if users find any
disagreeable domain using such redirects to point to their pages. The script works by first
popping up an alert telling the viewers that they are being blocked after which they shall
be further redirected to any particular domain that can be specified by the users.
This script will prompt your visitors to enter their names when they first visit your site
and will remember the name and display a personalised greeting whenever they return to your
web site.
With the help of this script you can set up a Terms of Acceptance notice on your web
page, in the form of a button, to restrict access to certain pages unless the terms are
accepted by clicking the OK button. Only those visitors who accept the terms would be
allowed to continue. Those who do not accept would either be sent to another page or
have an alert show up with any custom message.
With the help of this script users can put up a Copyright Notice on their web
site that will be automatically updated every year without their wasting time updating
the current year themselves on all pages of the site.