Re: Need advice on reliable way to identifyIE asthe browser

Exactly = it has taken me a little time to wrap my head around the callback and all, but it's not a new technique to me - did it in VB 13 years ago. I actually found a series of articles at developerworks to be incredibly helpful - by a Brett something who works for Oreilly. Entitled "Mastering AJAX" - have the JSON article yet to read.

My trouble is, I'm new enough to javascript completely - oh, i understand it when i see it, but have not done a whole lot of original work in it. But am getting there - w3schools is very helpful.

The app here is a big CGI app written and augmented over the last few years. So applying AJAX techniques would be somewhat time-consuming. I just had to replace some of it with AJAX calls because of collateral effects of another change. And it is expanding my world considerably.

But now I'm on vacation - heh - off to Austin TX for about 10 days! The only AJAX there will be the foaming kind!

Vern
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From: "Walden H. Leverich" <WaldenL@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>

there are so many opportunities in it for AJAX processing, but who has

time

If it's already written (w/out ajax) and you're looking at the time to
rework it as an ajax app, I'd agree. But to use ajax on a new app really
takes no more time then not using ajax. (simple ajax. Not crazy stuff)

-Walden

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