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Determining Client Capabilities

This code demonstrates how to determine the capabilities of a client browser from the resolution to the user language.

<Html>
<head><title>Client Capabilities</title>
</head>
<body style="font-family:verdana;font-size:11px">
<u><b>Client Capabilities</b></u><br>
<script language="javascript1.2">
<!--
   document.write(
   "Vertical height of the screen :"+window.screen.availHeight+"<br>"+
   "Horizontal width of the screen :"+window.screen.availWidth+"<br>"+
   "Buffer depth of the screen :"+window.screen.bufferDepth+"<br>"+
   "Color depth of the screen :"+window.screen.colorDepth+"<br>"+
   "Vertical resolution of the screen :"+window.screen.height+"<br>"+
   "Horizontal resolution of the screen :"+window.screen.width+"<br>"+
   "Cookie enability :"+window.navigator.cookieEnabled+"<br>"+
   "Java enability :"+window.navigator.javaEnabled()+"<br>"+
   "CPU class :"+window.navigator.cpuClass+"<br>"+
   "Platform :"+window.navigator.platform+"<br>"+
   "System language :" +window.navigator.systemLanguage+"<br>"+
   "User language :"+window.navigator.userLanguage);
//-->
</script>
</body>
</html>

Comments

  1. 25 Aug 2005 at 23:29

    Hi all,


     i need the logic for enabling javascript option on client browser in Asp.net , if any body disables javscript option on their browsers then automatically our program enable the option again.
    plz post  the solution  this is  urgent for my project.



    Thanks
     Jams



  2. 01 Jan 1999 at 00:00

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