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if you're not detecting on the client (via javascript), then you have to rely on headers. well, maybe via IE conditional comments + cookie setting on transparen
by leeoniya 12y ago
if you're not detecting on the client (via javascript), then you have to rely on headers. well, maybe via IE conditional comments + cookie setting on transparent pixel request
- stephenr 12y agothe point is you should be doing feature tests, not browser tests.
- leeoniya 12y agothere's no such thing as a feature test on the server side.
- stephenr 12y agoThe things that are different are almost exlusively related to client side tech- html, css and js.
- exprE 12y agoIn an ideal world, perhaps. Sadly, in the real world, a browser seemingly supporting a feature doesn't mean it gets it right, and not all features can be detected by testing.