Hi:
I have an application built using RadAjax controls. However, a subgroup of regular clients still uses IE 6.0.29 (the one with the faulty javascript dll). So, their browswer crashes all the time when they load ajaxified pages from my site. The non-ajax pages work fine.
For reasons I won't get into, they will NOT be updating their web browser anytime soon. So, I'm wondering if, upon detecting the offending browser type and version (which I know how to do), to disable ALL the ajax features for that user - especially when the page has a RadGrid in it (which seems to be the #1 source for the crashes) using server-side script during page load.
If all ajax features are disabled, will the RadGrid, RadWindows, etc. still work (with postback instead of callback)?
Thanks.
Justin
I have an application built using RadAjax controls. However, a subgroup of regular clients still uses IE 6.0.29 (the one with the faulty javascript dll). So, their browswer crashes all the time when they load ajaxified pages from my site. The non-ajax pages work fine.
For reasons I won't get into, they will NOT be updating their web browser anytime soon. So, I'm wondering if, upon detecting the offending browser type and version (which I know how to do), to disable ALL the ajax features for that user - especially when the page has a RadGrid in it (which seems to be the #1 source for the crashes) using server-side script during page load.
If all ajax features are disabled, will the RadGrid, RadWindows, etc. still work (with postback instead of callback)?
Thanks.
Justin