With ASP you can find out the browser which the user is using to browse your website content and accordingly you can provide the content needed for them.

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To target different browsers, you have to create content in an xml file and create xsl for different browsers. The xml file which has the content is common for all the browsers and the difference in presentation is given by the xsl sheet that is used to target different browsers.

Create server objects of type XMLDOM for the xml and the xsl file to load them. Then load the xml file first and then use the Request.ServerVariables to get the value of HTTP_USER_AGENT and find out the browser that is used by the user.

Now based on the agent, load the appropriate xsl file for displaying the content. While you load the xml or the xsl file use Server.MapPath to load the xml or the xsl file to the object. Use the xml object's transformNode method to display the content using the xsl file.

Linked by Christian Paratschek on Wed 16th Nov 2005 19:02 UTC (New Mobile Computing)
OpenDocument got a lot of publicity lately. StarOffice 8 and OpenOffice.org 2.0 finally arrived, and all the other makers of office suites (with the notable exception of Microsoft) have started implementing the new standard into their programs.

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