> I want to test if the browser is ie or firefox and then set the width
> and height of a thickbox differently depending on this. Is this
> considered bad practice and if so how might you do it better?
If you're setting the width/height based on interface factors such as
the width of the scrollb
jQuery provides the following booleans
jQuery.browser.msie
or
jQuery.browser.mozilla
> > Is this considered bad practice and if so how might you do it better?
That really depends on why you're doing it.
If you want it to be different then go ahead.
If you just can't get it to be the same wi
Maybe this is best done with server side code such as this in
Coldfusion?
On Oct 25, 10:48 am, cfdvlpr <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I want to test if the browser is ie or firefox and then set the width
> and height of a thickbox differently depending on this. Is this
> considered bad practice
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