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Re: Is it just me?
>Come on folks, please quit cross-posting your JAVA questions here!
I have a java SCRIPT questions... but no one has taken the time to answer
them. For those of you who may have missed them the first time, here is my
post again:
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Subject: Shockwave script? and dorky question
Sender: owner-javascript@obscure.org
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Is there a Java Script that can see if the browser that is acessing a page
has the ShockWave plug-in? or, and I'm going on third-hand information
here, a script that asks the user if they have the plug-in installed and
sends them to a different set of pages contigent on their reply?
Where can I find it?
Thanks,
--paz
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In the time since I posted the above, that no one answered, I have come up
with another question.
Can anyone recommend a good book or web-site to explain the elemntary
aspects of Java Script to someone who is new not only to Java Scripting but
programming as well?
THANK YOU!!!
paz@best.com
(direct replies are OK by me)
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