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>Hi
>
>Can anyone direct me to the serverside code used
>to detect a clients screen resolution or even better
>can any one send me a example of a script that will
>direct a user to a certain webpage depending on the
>screen resolution their using.
>
>Cheers
>
>Ryan Healey @ healey@easynet.co.uk
>
>

-------> try this

function check()
{
breite=screen.width;

if (breite<1000)
{
window.open("resolution.html");
history.back();
}
}

this is the code from my startup-page.
the item "breite" checks the screen-resolution (screen.width)
and if the user does not have at least 1000pixels of width, he is not able
to view my page (history.back).
instead of that, a window opens, which informs him to change the resolution.

try it out:

www.boredomtwo.de

enjoy,

born to run
boredom/two

>
>Can anyone direct me to the serverside code used
>to detect a clients screen resolution or even better
>can any one send me a example of a script that will
>direct a user to a certain webpage depending on the
>screen resolution their using.
>
>Cheers
>
>Ryan Healey @ healey@easynet.co.uk
here U are
 function aktualRozdzielczosc ()
{
  if ( (navigator.appName == "Microsoft Internet Explorer") &&
(parseInt(navigator.appVersion) >= 4) )
    document.all ['rozdz'] . innerHTML = "   <b><big>" +
document.body.clientWidth + "x" + document.body.clientHeight + "</big></b>";

  else if ( (navigator.appName == "Netscape") &&
(parseInt(navigator.appVersion) >= 4) )
  {
    with (document["rozdz"].document)
    {
      open();
      writeln ("   <b><big>" + innerWidth + "x" + innerHeight +
"</big></b>");
      close();
    }
  }
}
in <body> write it:<body>
onResize="aktualRozdzielczosc();" onLoad="aktualRozdzielczosc();".

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<div class=akapit>   aktualna wielko�� okna:</div> <div style="position:
absolute" id=rozdz class=akapit>...</div>
but its only for showing same resolution
Ps: make sites in thje center of the screen then even peple who have 640x480
wont be confused:))
 f.ex table 640 for ...
it works belive

priv wrote in message ...
>
>>

>it works belive

You're kidding, rite? ;-)

>>Can anyone direct me to the serverside code used
>>to detect a clients screen resolution or even better
>>can any one send me a example of a script that will
>>direct a user to a certain webpage depending on the
>>screen resolution their using.
>>
>>Cheers
>>
>>Ryan Healey @ healey@easynet.co.uk
>here U are
> function aktualRozdzielczosc ()
>{
>  if ( (navigator.appName == "Microsoft Internet Explorer") &&
>(parseInt(navigator.appVersion) >= 4) )
>    document.all ['rozdz'] . innerHTML = "   <b><big>" +
>document.body.clientWidth + "x" + document.body.clientHeight +
"</big></b>";
>
>  else if ( (navigator.appName == "Netscape") &&
>(parseInt(navigator.appVersion) >= 4) )
>  {
>    with (document["rozdz"].document)
>    {
>      open();
>      writeln ("   <b><big>" + innerWidth + "x" + innerHeight +
>"</big></b>");
>      close();
>    }
>  }
>}
>in <body> write it:<body>
>onResize="aktualRozdzielczosc();" onLoad="aktualRozdzielczosc();".
>
>-------
><div class=akapit>   aktualna wielko�� okna:</div> <div style="position:
>absolute" id=rozdz class=akapit>...</div>
>but its only for showing same resolution
>Ps: make sites in thje center of the screen then even peple who have
640x480
>wont be confused:))
> f.ex table 640 for ...
>it works belive
>
>
>