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Preventing Mozilla From Viewing A Page

Started by Joeturf , Dec 23 2006 02:26 AM

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Joeturf

Posted 23 December 2006 - 02:26 AM

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Hi. I have a website that is hopelessly not appearing uniform within IE or Mozilla browsers. It looks so weird on Mozilla right now that I want to prevent Mozilla from viewing the page.

Is there a script/code I can use that will detect if a user is using Mozilla, and if they are, display a page that says "Sorry. Please use Internet Explorer to access this page." or some sort? If there is, that would be great!

Thank you all and Merry Christmas!