tazman — Sat, 15 Jul 2000 19:14:51 +0000

Probably goes without saying, but be carefull on the conditionals....

Have a fall back redirect so that if the user has say 1600x1280 that you have a match on your conditional statements.

I recommend using a set such as:

var userWidth = screen.width;
var userHeight = screen.height;

if (userWidth <= 640){
myWidth=640;
}else if (userWidth <=800){
myWidth=800;
}else{
myWidth=1024;
}
if (userHeight <= 480) {
userHeight =480;
}else if (userHeight <=600){
userHeight =600;
}else{
userHeight =768;
}

if(myWidth>=1024 && myHeight>=768){
location = "page1024768.html";
} else if (myWidth >= 800 && myHeight >= 600) {
location = "page800600.html";
} else {
location = "page640480.html";
}

This is a verbose example, you can certainly combine the two sections, key is to make sure you cover odd sizes/combos.

Tazman

[Edited by tazman on 07-15-2000 at 03:34 PM]

Lloyd Hassell — Sat, 15 Jul 2000 16:11:37 +0000

Easy:

if (userWidth == 640 && userHeight == 480) {
window.setTimeout("location = 'page640480.html'",1000 * 10);
}

Add a setTimeout function??

mizzie — Wed, 12 Jul 2000 13:01:28 +0000

Quote: Originally posted by Lloyd Hassell
var userWidth = screen.width;
var userHeight = screen.height;

if (userWidth == 640 && userHeight == 480) {
location = "page640480.html";
}
else if (userWidth == 800 && userHeight == 600) {
location = "page800600.html";
}

It worked like a charm - thanks!

Is it possible to incorporate a setTimeout function? I want the redirect to the appropiate page to be delayed by about 10 seconds.

Lloyd Hassell — Fri, 07 Jul 2000 16:17:50 +0000

var userWidth = screen.width;
var userHeight = screen.height;

if (userWidth == 640 && userHeight == 480) {
location = "page640480.html";
}
else if (userWidth == 800 && userHeight == 600) {
location = "page800600.html";
}