@csraminauthorSep 05.2006 — #Maybe this can be manipulated to work how I want, but I'm not sure how.
What I'm trying to do is block my website from IE users or redirect them to a certain page I have set up.
So for example; if someone using IE comes to my site they will only be able to view the one page with I have created for them and all other users will be able to access the site. Does that make sense?
@kiwibritSep 05.2006 — #Bit late at night, here, so I am not thinking clearly - but I think what you want might be possible with an IE conditional statement. Something like: <i> </i><!--[if IE]> <?php header("Location: http://www.gotoyourfirefoxurl.com/"); exit ; ?> <![endif]-->
Above using php - but you could use asp or whatever turns you on. I suggest not javascript, in case your viewer has it disabled.
But be warned, that's not tested, and someone more experienced and more awake than I will no doubt hit me on the head. Quite right, too ?
I wonder why you want to do this? Surely we should write web sites so viewers may use whichever browsers they wish. If you have a commercial site, I would think what you want is most unwise.
In the <head> of your document, how about: <i> </i><!--[if IE]> <meta http-equiv="refresh" content="0;url=http://www.gotoyourfirefoxurl.com"> <![endif]-->
@csraminauthorSep 05.2006 — #I wonder why you want to do this? Surely we should write web sites so viewers may use whichever browsers they wish. If you have a commercial site, I would think what you want is most unwise.[/QUOTE]
For commercial use I agree with you 100%, but this is just a fun/personal site so I want to do everything I never get to do when working for someone or with someone else in mind.
P.S. It didn't work, but then again I'm not super familiar with PHP. [URL=http://www.mindshunt.com]mind shunt[/URL] Did I do this right?