How does asp get IE types, and how does asp get browser widths?

Passed""You can see the content of the object, and then judge its browser.

set bt = "")

if "ie" then

browsertype = "msie"

elseif "netscape" thenbrowsertype = "netscape"

elseif "lynx" then

browsertype = "lynx"

end if

Operating system: function system(info)info=

if instr(info,"nt ")>0 thensystem="windows xp"

elseif instr(info,"nt ")>0 thensystem="windows 2000"

elseif instr(info,"nt 4")>0 thensystem="windows nt"

elseif instr(info,"98")>0 thensystem="windows 98"

elseif instr(info,"me")>0 thensystem="windows me"

elseif instr(info,"95")>0 thensystem="windows 95"

else system="Unknown operating system! "

end if

Your operating system is:"&system&""

end function

Native IP: <%="remote_addr"%> server name: <%="server_name"%> server ip:

Path to this file: <%="script_name"))% Number of server CPUs: <%="number_of_processors")%>

Server Interpretation Engine: <>

Server operating system: <%="os")%>

Supported file types: <%="http_accept"Path to the file accessed by %>: <%="http_url"%> User's information:

="http_user_agent"%> get the file name and passed value in the URL: <%="script_name")+"?"+"query_string"%> can get some of the URLs of this page).

All sizes, the last 2 are what you want, take a look at them all.

The full text of the body of the webpage is wide: ;

The full text of the body of the webpage is high: ;

The web page is swept away high: ;

The page is swept away to the left: ;

On the body of the page: ;

Left in the body of the page: ;

High screen resolution: ;

Width of screen resolution: ;

Screen available workspace height: ;

Width of the available workspace on the screen: ;

I generally use this method to get the type of browser.

dim browserstring

browserstring = "http_user_agent")

browserstring = lcase(browserstring)

dim brofirefox,bromsie,broopera,browap

brofirefox = "firefox"

bromsie = "msie"

broopera = "opera"

browap = "wap"

If it's Firefox

if instr(browserstring, brofirefox) <0 then

end if

If it's MSIE

if instr(browserstring, bromsie) <0 then

end if

If it's opera

if instr(browserstring, broopera) <0 then

end if

If it's a wap (haven't used it, so it depends on the result of the HTTP user agent).

if instr(browserstring, browap) <0 then

end if

<% set bc = "") % Establishment Object <%.

if ( then

URL address"

elseif ( then

elseif ……

Just a hint, it seems like this, I forgot. I'm sorry.

Different browsers and different versions of the same browser support different features.

In your application, you may need to determine what type of browser the user is using to view the page, and you may need to determine whether that browser supports certain features.

I don't know how you are, depending on your problem, the understanding should be that you use a static page, and then JS calls the asp handler, giving you an idea, I hope it helps.

1. Use js to get the browser width first, and assign the value directly to the asp file.

2. JS displays the ASP processing result on the page.

To put it simply, it is to use ajax to solve it, and if you know ajax, this problem should be easy.

It can be obtained with js.

Application 1; The judgment resolution is 800x600

Application 2; Judge the dim objbrowscap with a resolution of 1024x768asp

set objbrowscap = "")dim swidth,sheight

swidth = 'The width of the client's browser resolution.

sheight = 'The height of the client's browser resolution.

dim awidth,aheight

awidth = 'The width of the client's browser page.

aheight = 'Highly supplemented client browser pages: If you're on a 2003 system, the ASP component that comes with IIS is turned off by default.

To enable the above configuration, you must first find the corresponding connection library file, as follows:

If you can't find the above files, you can find the corresponding files in a WinXP system with IIS installed (in the "C: Windows System32 Inetsrv" directory) and copy them to the corresponding directory of your machine.

with"regsvr32"Order registration formation. For example: regsvr32 c: windows system32 inetsrv

Actually, it's okay to use JS.

Assign the width obtained by js to the hidden text, and asp can get the value of the hidden field.

Are you trying to achieve:

Is the big screen showing more words, and the smaller screen showing a little less?

Then you use js to get the width and then assign the appropriate width to that div, which requires ajax

It can be used in ASP"remote_addr") to obtain the client's IP address, but if the client is using the **server to access, it will get the IP address of the **server, not the real client IP address. If you want to get the real IP address of the client through the ** server, you need to use it"http_x_forwarded_for") to read.

Hello, Get the current url address.

Browser.

Operating system.

cp=getosnamebyuseragent(;

Browser version number.

/ ****。

Obtain the name of the operating system based on the user agent

private string getosnamebyuseragent(string useragent)

else if ("nt "))

else if ("nt "))

else if ("nt 5"))

else if ("nt 4"))

else if ("me"))

else if ("98"))

else if ("95"))

else if ("mac"))

else if ("unix"))

else if ("linux"))

else if ("sunos"))

return osversion;}

You can write a hidden form, with a hidden iframe, and automatically submit it in a scripting language such as js when the web page is opened

html][/html]

Of course. var correctwidth=800var correctheight=600 can be set by yourself.

It's about asp.

Just add this paragraph.

Compare the rough Qingru: You Huai Xing wants your web page to ask the other party to be 800 * 600.

Add the above **, but modify it.

function browser(text)if instr(text,"")>0 thenbrowser="internet explorer "

elseif instr(text,"Suspicion")>0 thenbrowser="internet explorer "Elseif Instr(text,"") thenbrowser="internet explorer "

elseif instr(text,"") thenbrowser="internet explorer "

elseif instr(text,"")>0 thenbrowser="internet explorer "

end if

end function

Arguments. There doesn't seem to be anything wrong with that. Is there a mistake in the previous one.