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JavaScript - Script To Redirect Certain Browser Users?
Perhaps this wouldn't even be Javascript, but here's my question. Is there a script that would direct Opera users past the front page of a web site (that uses flash) to the home page? For instance, a site I'm building as a favor to a church has a flash intro page that is fine with every browser but Opera. (Opera doesn't respond to Autoplay but places a large "Play" button where the flash is located.) On this particular page, the flash movie ends with an "Enter" instruction and is a hyperlink to the "home" page, so if an Opera user clicks that button, they're still not going to see the flash but are going to arrive at the "home" page. Is there a way to not even present them with the flash page, but to send them straight to the home page?
I'd appreciate any assistance. Similar TutorialsI have a page up with an iframe that's approximately 300px by 405px. When I load up the site in FF and IE, it frames just fine. However, in Chrome and Opera the iframe is shifted upwards and is off-frame. I've tried looking for a solution to center the iframe correctly. Someone said to make a php code that loads 2 different iframes depending on browser (1 iframe for IE/FF and another frame for OP/CH). I have no knowledge of php coding, so I couldn't get it to work. So now, I think I'm limited to redirecting users based on browser type. If the user is using FF or IE, I'll redirect them to my original page. If they're using some other browser, I'll redirect them to a different page without the iframe. I've tried to set up a redirector, but it has trouble distinguishing between FF and Chrome. It treats them exactly the same. Does anyone have any advice on what to do? I've done tons of searching for what seems to be such a small problem. Someone please enlighten me. I need a script that will redirect to a specific page is the browser is safari version 4. if the browser is NOT safari 4 I want the browser to stay on the current page.
Hi, I'm just wondering if I can do a check on my page to determine if users have javascript enabled, and if not, redirect them to a different webpage. My site requires javascript, and without it, all the jquery popup boxes and stuff overlap, so I'd rather the user just not see any of that at all. Hi all, How could I make a web page redirect if the user is browsing in Internet Explorer 9. Thanks in advance. ~Ben Hello forum! This script is supposed to redirect IE 5 to a page on my site. However, the code is not doing the redirect part. Take a look: Code: /*******************************************************************************
OLDIE - or Old IE. A script that finds the version of IE you're using,
and redirects if lower than the set parameter.
[[ Created by Ryan McLaughlin, www.DaoByDesign.com ]]
*******************************************************************************/
var browser = navigator.appName
var ver = navigator.appVersion
var thestart = parseFloat(ver.indexOf("MSIE"))+1 //This finds the start of the MS version string.
var brow_ver = parseFloat(ver.substring(thestart+4,thestart+7))
if ((browser=="Microsoft Internet Explorer") && (brow_ver < 5)) //Change to suite
{
window.location="../oldie.html"; //URL to redirect to.
}
I also would like to point out that the code belongs in a .js file. NOT <script type="javascript"......... Either that or provide me with an alternative way of coding a web application in a browser. Suppose I create a nifty web application that runs in your browser for which there is currently high market demand, but for some reason competitors have all overlooked it. I am sure that if I simply implemented it in regular JavaScript for all to see, it would not be long before competitors catch on and steal the concept from me (loosely speaking, in a way that doesn't violate copyright). However, I can delay my competitors if I can find a way to conceal the code. But JavaScript is not readily concealable, and there are always simple ways to reveal it by common methods suggested by people. Is anybody clever enough to suggest a solution for me? I have a program written in Javascript (saved as an HTML file that I run from my desktop by launching it in IE) which works fine on my system. Running IE 8 in Vista on one system and XP on another. When I launch the file, I get warning in the information bar: "To help protect your security, Internet Explorer has restricted this webpage from running scripts or ActiveX cntrols that could access your computer. Click here for optons..." I actually WANT this warning. When I click through it to accept, the program works fine. But about half of the people that I share this program with are not getting this warning, and it appears that the javascript never runs. At first I thought it was something in Windows 7, because two of the users were running on that OS, and I've found a number of issues described online about having problems running scripts in IE8/Win7. But the latest user is also running Vista, like me. His security settings are set to the default, Medium-High. But he's still not getting the script/ActiveX warning in the message bar. Anyone know how we can enable that warning? Thanks! Is there a way to redirect your site to another site if the browser doesn't support HTML 5? So, if you where using an old version of IE or Firefox that didn't support HTML 5 it would redirect them to another page. Hi, I am trying to implement a script which redirects visitors to one of 24 html pages based on the hour it is when they visit. I have tried a number of other script I could find and nothing even close to working has been achieved. The pages are named: 0.html, 1.html, 2.html.....up to....22.html & 23.html I already have a simple script in use for the day of the week and am sure there must be something similar I can do for the hour of day. Any help that can be offered will be greatly appreciated as this is driving me mad. Here is what I am looking to do. I want a user to click a link and auto log into a site and then start a certain citrix app. I am not a Java programmer so my skills in this error are limited. I did put a script together that is below but it is very sloppy. It passes the credentials and logs in to Citrix and auto starts the app but it has to have two pages open to do this. Is there not a way to have Java log into a site then pass it back to the original page so it can finish the script to auto start the app. Thanks for the help. Code: <html>
<head>
<title>Post Page</title>
<SCRIPT LANGUAGE="JavaScript">
<!--
function loginCitrix(){
go1();
go2();
}
function go1()
{
CitrixForm.submit();
}
function go2()
{
setTimeout('document.location="http://ctx.server1.com/Citrix/XenApp/site/launcher.aspx?CTX_Application=Citrix.MPS.App.CitrixProd.Notepad&LaunchId=1301587978804"',3000)
}
//-->
</SCRIPT>
<body onLoad="loginCitrix();">
<form method="POST" action="http://ctx.server1.com/Citrix/XenApp/auth/login.aspx" name="CitrixForm" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"><br>
<input type='hidden' name='user' value='username'><br>
<input type='hidden' name='password' value='password'><br>
<input type='hidden' name='domain' value='corpdc'><br>
<input type='hidden' name='LoginType' value='Explicit'><br>
</form>
</body>
</html>
Can anyone help me out with a script that can redirect based on IP address? I want all of my computers on my LAN, 192.168.1.1-255 to be redirected to a specific page. IE When I type in test.homeip.com it goes to my web server and reads the index.html file. If the IP is in the 192.168.1.0 range it will redirect to 192.168.1.10:80 and if its any other IP it will send it to 192.168.1.11:80 Thanks! Hi, I want to take this redirect script and modify it so that it rotates a banner image instead of sending the user to another page. The script works so that if the window is out of focus for 10 seconds, it redirects. The images are defined in an external style sheet so I guess I'll have to move that into the document. Also, I want it to be able to work more than once with multiple images, like if the user opens a new tab, comes back, goes to a different tab, the image should change twice. Here's the script: Code: <script type="text/javascript">
var xScroll, yScroll, timerPoll, timerRedirect, timerClock;
function initRedirect(){
if (typeof document.body.scrollTop != "undefined"){ //IE,NS7,Moz
xScroll = document.body.scrollLeft;
yScroll = document.body.scrollTop;
clearInterval(timerPoll); //stop polling scroll move
clearInterval(timerRedirect); //stop timed redirect
timerPoll = setInterval("pollActivity()",1); //poll scrolling
timerRedirect = setInterval("location.href='http://www.google.com",10000); //set timed
redirect
}
else if (typeof window.pageYOffset != "undefined"){ //other browsers that support pageYOffset/pageXOffset instead
xScroll = window.pageXOffset;
yScroll = window.pageYOffset;
clearInterval(timerPoll); //stop polling scroll move
clearInterval(timerRedirect); //stop timed redirect
timerPoll = setInterval("pollActivity()",1); //poll scrolling
timerRedirect = setInterval("location.href='http://www.google.com'",10000); //set timed
redirect
}
//else do nothing
}
function pollActivity(){
if ((typeof document.body.scrollTop != "undefined" && (xScroll!=document.body.scrollLeft ||
yScroll!=document.body.scrollTop)) //IE/NS7/Moz
||
(typeof window.pageYOffset != "undefined" && (xScroll!=window.pageXOffset || yScroll!=window.pageYOffset))) {
//other browsers
initRedirect(); //reset polling scroll position
}
} document.onmousemove=initRedirect;
document.onclick=initRedirect;
document.onkeydown=initRedirect;
window.onload=initRedirect;
window.onresize=initRedirect;
</script>
The image is defined in Code: <div id="home" style="background: url(images/banner.png) no-repeat;"></div> I'm thinking I should replace banner.png with a variable or array name that has the image names defined somewhere and using a loop to choose the next image in the array. I took a C++ class but I don't know any JS, sorry for not doing homework. Thanks for reading this Hi there, Im very new to all this and have only been working with scripts for a few days, so simple pointers would be greatly appriciated. My problem; I play an online strategy game where i can use scripts to help my game play. There is a quick bar at the top of the game screen which i can add scripts to. When editing the bar there are 3 options. 1. Name, 2. Image URL, 3. Target URL. The script i have written is entered into the Target URL. It works fine but i have to be on a certain page in the game to run the script because of how it gets the required info. At the minute i have two scripts doing what i would like one to do. The first script (that i wrote) and a second which just redirects me to the right page (which i have to click first). Can i get both tasks on to one script. What i would like the script to do is, upon clicking redirect me to the appropriate page the script needs to be run from, and then run the javascript function. My Script; ( which isnt finished but works fine for now) Code: JavaScript: var n = prompt("1.Plunder / Looting 2. OD 3.Archer 4.Axe ", "1");n = parseInt(n); if(n == 1) {var stringOne = (document.getElementsByTagName("img")[12].title);var stringTwo = (document.getElementsByTagName("img")[10].title);var stringThree = (document.getElementsByTagName("img")[25].title);var stringFour = (document.getElementsByTagName("img")[24].title);var stringFive = stringOne + " \n" + stringTwo + " \nToday " + stringThree + " \nToday " + stringFour + "";alert (stringFive );}; if(n == 2) {var stringSix = (document.getElementsByTagName("img")[15].title);var stringSeven = (document.getElementsByTagName("img")[22].title);var stringEight = (document.getElementsByTagName("img")[23].title);var stringNine = stringSix + " \nToday as attacker " + stringSeven + " \nToday as defender " + stringEight + "";alert (stringNine );};
To sum up. Basicly i want to be able to click the link to this script and have it redirect me to the right page and then run. So where would i put the page address and how do i make the script rum when the page is loaded. Hi, I am pretty much a noob when it comes to javascript. I am looking for a script that redirects random.html to 1 of 86 predefined pages, randomly. If someone could help me out, that would be great. Thanks for your help Friends, I am looking for a PHP or Java Script to integrete in a PHP CMS, that enables to Redirect to Another URL when the script sense that the visitor is going away from the page. (Hit back button, hit refresh button and so on....) It should be unblockable by browsers. May anyone suggest me one or share the codes. I will use it for personal purpose and not for comercial purpose at all. Thanks Hi, Please i am not getting clear understanding of a javascript code to redirect user to a different web page based on the day of the week. Please i have search for many script and not getting clear understanding from their code.I have also try several code myself but nothing good has come from it. Please can someone help me and write a descriptive code for me to understand better.I really plead you and your to help me...but i belief the Lord God will bless you for your time helping me. looking forward to here from you. Thank you. Clement Osei Hello all. I'm working on a photo upload script. All works well until I added a simple script to get the document body innerHTML so that I could report back to the user if there was any errors or not. So... Code:
addEvent($('uploaderIframe'),"load",showLoad);
}
var showLoad = function() {
removeEvent($('uploaderIframe'),"load",showLoad);
$('uploaderIframe').src="javascript:window.parent.document.getElementById('uploadInfo').innerHTML = document.body.innerHTML;";
}
}
It seems that whenever I try to change src of the iframe it crashes. Not to sure why, as I've seen this be done on other Ajax like Photo upload scripts. Can I get some help with this please... Here's the full script: Code: function addEvent(obj, evType, fn){
if(obj.addEventListener)
obj.addEventListener(evType, fn, true)
if(obj.attachEvent)
obj.attachEvent("on"+evType, fn)
}
function removeEvent(obj, type, fn){
if(obj.detachEvent){
obj.detachEvent('on'+type, fn);
}else{
obj.removeEventListener(type, fn, false);
}
}
function ajaxPhotoUploader() {
document.getElementById('file_upload_form').onsubmit=function() {
if($('uploaderIframe')) {
document.getElementById('file_upload_form').removeChild(document.getElementById('uploaderIframe'));
}
$('uploadInfo').innerHTML = '<img src="./images/ajax-loader.gif" />';
if(window.ActiveXObject) {
var iframe = document.createElement("<iframe id=\"uploaderIframe\" name=\"uploaderIframe\" src=\"./uploadto.php\" style=\"width:200px;height:200px;\">");
}
else {
var iframe = document.createElement("iframe");
iframe.setAttribute("name","uploaderIframe");
iframe.setAttribute("src","./uploadto.php");
iframe.setAttribute("id","uploaderIframe");
}
document.getElementById('file_upload_form').appendChild(iframe);
document.getElementById('file_upload_form').target = 'uploaderIframe'; //'uploaderIframe' is the name of the iframe
addEvent($('uploaderIframe'),"load",showLoad);
}
var showLoad = function() {
removeEvent($('uploaderIframe'),"load",showLoad);
$('uploaderIframe').src="javascript:window.parent.document.getElementById('uploadInfo').innerHTML = document.body.innerHTML;";
}
}
Thanks, Jon W Dear All Experts I wrote a simple code in javascript and it is working fine with IE but when I open the page in FireFox or in Google Crome it is not working as I expect. Actually I am enabling and disabling the combo box on the on change event of radio button. Please check the code attached here. And visit my site for output www.crispwerx.com/catasset Thanx to all viewer and helper Can anyone tell me why? Here is the code: PHP Code: <html> <head> <title>clock</title> <style type="text/css"> <!-- body { color: #111111; font-family: Tahoma; font-size: 13px; } a { text-decoration:none; color:#222222; } a:hover { text-decoration:underline; } --> </style> <script type="text/javascript"> clock = { check:function(a){ return (a<10)? "0"+a : a }, show:function() { var time = new Date() var hours = this.check(time.getHours()) var minu = this.check(time.getMinutes()) var sec = this.check(time.getSeconds()) document.getElementById('time').innerHTML="Now the time is: " + hours + ":" + minu + ":" + sec setInterval("clock.show()",1000) }, }; </script> </head> <body onLoad="clock.show();"> <div id="time"></div> </body> </html> Hi, I found code for a simple javascript countdown timer, and edited it to countdown to a specific date, Sept 3rd, 2011. It works perfectly... in Firefox. Unfortunately in other browsers (I've checked Safari, Chrome, Explorer), the date reverts back to the default date that the author of the script set, Dec 31st, 2020. Any idea why it would work in Firefox but not the others? What can I do to fix it? This is site where I found the code. Here's the original script: Code: <script language="JavaScript"> TargetDate = "12/31/2020 5:00 AM"; BackColor = "palegreen"; ForeColor = "navy"; CountActive = true; CountStepper = -1; LeadingZero = true; DisplayFormat = "%%D%% Days, %%H%% Hours, %%M%% Minutes, %%S%% Seconds."; FinishMessage = "It is finally here!"; </script> <script language="JavaScript" src="http://mysite.com/js/countdown.js"></script> Here's what I changed it to: Code: <script language="JavaScript"> TargetDate = "09/03/2011 12:01 AM UTC-0500"; BackColor = "white"; ForeColor = "666666"; CountActive = true; CountStepper = -1; LeadingZero = true; DisplayFormat = "%%D%% days left"; FinishMessage = "Today is the day!"; </script> <script language="JavaScript" src="http://mysite.com/js/countdown.js"></script> (Side note: I left the countdown.js file attached to the author's server because when I placed it in my "js" folder, the countdown completely disappeared.) I've done some digging around and found that Code: <script language="JavaScript"> is somewhat obsolete, and that it should be replaced with Code: <script type="text/javascript"> But I don't have programming experience to know how to fix it-- simply replacing one with the other didn't work for me. Any ideas? Again, it works fine on Firefox, but not other browsers... |
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