[Aimmath-developers] browser detection warnings etc
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From: Manolis M. <ma...@ma...> - 2003-08-31 13:52:08
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Greg proposed to have some way of warning students about their browser and the math display. I propose the following solution. Instead of the index.html page create an index.jsp page that can detect the browser and we can do several things about that. Along these lines have a look at this page http://82.41.200.217:8088/AIM/index.jsp (I don't have a static IP but the last few months it's being like that so hopefully it will work) at the bottom of the screen there is a formula that will appear using unicode or symbol font according to your browser. We can then add a link to a page that describes problems if they appear. In a similar way we can bring a pop-up that says about the IE bug with 2^(e^2) although I have a feeling that this is a tth bug. Look how the html code looks for this: <table align="center"><tr><td nowrap="nowrap" align="center"> 2<sup>(</sup>e<sup>i</sup>)</td></tr></table> </td></tr></table> This is wrong the /sup for the first parenthesis should be after it closes ! (not to mention that it shouldn't have been done with sups but tables but anyway ..this is how tth works. I am working in a much more elaborate solution that we can probably use in AIM but this is not ready yet (it invloves MathML for Mozilla and XSLTs with stylesheets for IE) and I 'll wait for Gustav's moodle-MathML solutions to see how all these can be used together. Manolis |