I'm using jQuery to detect the Users Browser-Agent and than add the browser-name as a css-class to the body. This works like magic with webkit and mozilla … but with msie it fails — but don't know why. For msie i also have to add not only the «msie», but also one class with the version-number of the used msie (like «msie7» or «msie8»).
Everything works, only the msie-section does not!
my (full) jQuery-Code:
<script type="text/javascript">
<!--
(function($){
$(function(){
var $copy = $('div.SPA_printcontact').clone();
var $body开发者_开发百科 = $('body');
$copy.insertAfter('#printdate');
if($.browser.msie) {
$body.addClass('msie')
var userAgent = userAgent.substring(0,userAgent.indexOf('.'));
var version = userAgent;
$body.addClass('msie' + version)
}
if($.browser.webkit) {
$body.addClass('webkit')
}
if($.browser.mozilla) {
$body.addClass('mozilla')
}
});
}(jQuery));
-->
</script>
http://api.jquery.com/jQuery.browser/
Try using $.browser.version to get the version no instead
EDIT: This has been deprecated in jQuery v1.9 and upwards. Please refer to Tom's answer below.
There is no global object userAgent
. It's a member of navigator
, so use navigator.userAgent
instead or the version provide by jQuery like suggested by Mohib Sheth
You can use Detectizr
https://github.com/barisaydinoglu/Detectizr
Detectizr is a Modernizr extension to detect
- device
- device model
- device orientation
- screen size
- operating system
- operating system version
- operating system version full
- browser
- browser version
- browser engine
- browser plugins
Detection of these sets are optional and can be disabled.
alternatively there is also http://rafael.adm.br/css_browser_selector/ which Detectizr is based on (is more light weight)
Please try using $('body').addClass() if that does not work, then try $('body').attr("class",msie+version).
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