How to load different aspx web page based on browser

Question

I would like to load different web page depending on browser. for example

I have internetexp.aspx and chrome.aspx.

if user browser is chrome it should load chorme.aspx page if other then chrome browser it should load internetexp.aspx.

how can i achieve this?

Joginder Banger · Answer

I glad if have a bit of help solve your problem.yeah you can add or update the class name according the browser. This a great logic  I like that. Thanks for sharing your knowledge. it's really help me if face requirement in future. -jsb

Raghu Rao · Answer

we about to go two approaches..... we do have HTML5 elements in our aspx page. the same page we though to redirect depending on browsers but instead we are going in another approach that using conditional formatting in page it self like if browser is IE and version is less then 9 then execute the below code\script ( for example) // my html code\script goes here  this will target only ie versions below 9 if the browser is above 10 then execute the below code\script ( for example) if (/*@cc_on!@*/false) { document.documentElement.className = 'ie10'; } // my html code\script goes here  this will target only ie versions above 10 i know this is something different which i asked previously but this is going to fulfill my requirement. i will also plan to implement the jquery logic as well  i will keep u posted. thanks for your time. if you have jquery logic example that would be helpful for me. once again thanks.

Joginder Banger · Answer

what type of other option you like? I think without jquery this job is tough. Please share what you think about this problem.

Raghu Rao · Answer

Thanks for your reply.....I am looking in to the other options since .browser feature is deprecated in jquery 1.9 onwards.

Joginder Banger · Answer

you can do with the help of jquery like below. if ( $ . browser . chrome ) { //set you page here. } else if ( $ . browser . mozilla ) { //set you page here. } else if ( $ . browser . msie ) { //set you page here. }