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| This is a simple redirection cgi. It sends users to a different page location depending on the type of their browser accessing the page. In this example, it splits 3 ways, first for Netscape 2.0, second for lynx (text-only), and finally for all other browsers. |
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| This will detect browsers and send the user to four different sub pages. Netscape users will receive the Netscape page. Internet Explorer will receive the Internet Explorer page. Lynx users will receive the Text Only page. And, finally, if you are using something else, the CGI will send you to the Average page. |
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| This piece of code will check to see what browser the remote user is using. It then determines what page to send them to based on that information. |
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| Redirect visitors based on their browser's language. Unlike other automatic redirection schemes which work transparently, langredir allows your visitors to change languages quickly - if you provide the links on your pages. |
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| A extremely handy script that allows you to redirect all of your users to browser specific pages, with the code on those pages custom to the browser. Handy, flexible and fun. Works with Netscape, Internet Explorer, IBM, MAC, AOL, hotjava, lynx, and Mosiac browsers. |
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