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byalboholic, June 27, 2008
I had a module which showed up great on Firefox and Safari but could not get it to work in IE, so I wondered whether Metamod would come to the rescue and serve a substitute for this module for IE users. I had no idea how to do this though! :)
Stephen was more than happy to help, providing me the exact code to do what I wanted Metamod to do and voila, it worked like a charm.
Here's the code I used:
$UA = isset($_SERVER['HTTP_USER_AGENT']) ?
$_SERVER['HTTP_USER_AGENT'] : '';
$IE = strstr($UA, 'MSIE') ? true : false;
$IEV = $IE ? preg_split('/msie/i', $UA) : false;
$IEV = $IEV ? floatval($IEV[1]) : false;
if ($IEV >= 7) return 92; //module for IE7
if ($IEV >= 6) return 92; //module for IE6
if ($IE) return 92; //module for any IE version
return 80; //default module
I really have to commend Stephen for his extraordinary help. I appreciate his support every step of the way.
I have yet to find something that Metamod cannot do!
This module does what it says and it works well.
But it doesn't support themes.
On my site I only have comments enabled on the 'video' section and the section has a separate theme. When the module links to this section, it desplays the default theme.
If this could be fixed, then it would be perfect.
But it doesn't support themes.
On my site I only have comments enabled on the 'video' section and the section has a separate theme. When the module links to this section, it desplays the default theme.
If this could be fixed, then it would be perfect.
Owner's reply
Right you are, I will get this fixed and release a new version. Thanks for the info!