RE: FLASH: shockwave detection on mac with ie

[Sublett, Brian]

Just a note:


In some browsers, the refresh tag (especially if you set the refresh time to

0!) causes the back button to be "disabled".  Clicking back sends the user

to the refresh page, which instantly sends them back to the page that they

were trying to get away from!  Use caution.


Brian


-----Original Message-----

From: Hal Medrano [

hmedranuswest [dot] com (mailto:hmedranuswest [dot] com)

]

Sent: Wednesday, February 23, 2000 3:42 PM

To:

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Subject: RE: FLASH: shockwave detection on mac with ie



>My only question with this is what if Flash isn't installed in the first

>place? I am under the impression that Colin's tutorial requires Flash to be

>installed in order to use it to detect for Flash. Kind of makes sense to me

>anyways...

>

>Jason

>


You use a META Refresh tag to redirect the user if Flash isn't installed.


Hal


Hal Medrano

New Media Group

U S WEST Creative Services


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