RE: FLASH: Detecting AOL Browsers/and/or limitations?

[JGL]

Hi Jason,


We're working on an ultimate detection that includes AOL detection. Our

discoveries may even be merged with the new Flash Deployment Kit, if we're

lucky ;)


We also try to identify these kinds of problems and nail them before you get

e-mails that your movie crashes browsers, or doesn't work, or . . .


You could join our list, if not already, and stay on top of our continuing

efforts. We should be real close now.

flashcompatibility-requestdesignthenet [dot] com (mailto:flashcompatibility-requestdesignthenet [dot] com)

In the body of the message, put: subscribe


URL- work in progress:

http://www.flashability.com


Much thanks to Cheri Harder, Barranger Ridler, Gregg Hughes,  Laura Mollet

(& freinds!), etc., etc., etc. and lot's of others.


jgl


"What you have become is the price

you paid to get what you used to want . . ."


>Jason

Bouwmeester



Is there any way to detect an AOL browser? I've had a couple of reports

saying that my shake function crashes AOL browsers... as much as I'd like to

ignore them, quite a few do end up visiting my site. If there isn't a way to

detect them, what are the limitations as far as javascript and dHTML and

what not?


Thanks!

jb


Jason Bouwmeester

New Media Programmer

InterVisual




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