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Testing and Publishing a Site 503
To run a target browser check:
1
Choose from the following options:
•
To run the check on the current document, save your file. The check is
performed on the last saved version of the file and does not include
unsaved changes.
•
To run the check on a directory or site, choose Window > Site Files to open the
Site FTP window; then select a folder from the local directory. The target
browser check is performed on all the HTML files in this folder and any folders
inside it. Target browser checks can be performed only on local files.
2
Choose File > Check Target Browsers.
If you have not yet selected a primary browser, you are prompted to do so.
3
From the list of browsers, select the target browser against which you want
to check your site.
4
Click Do Check.
The target browser report opens in your primary browser (which launches if it
is not already open).
5
To save the report for later reference, choose File > Save from the browser.
Note: As the target browser report is a temporary file, it will be lost if you don’t save it
before browsing to another site.
Using Behaviors to detect browsers
and plugins
You can use behaviors to determine which browser your visitors are using and to
determine whether they have a particular plugin installed. For more information
on behaviors, see “Using Behaviors” on page 435.
Check Browser
sends visitors to different pages depending on their browser
brands and versions. For example, you might want visitors to go to one page if
they have Navigator 4.0 or later, to go to another page if they have Internet
Explorer 4.0 or later, and to stay on the current page if they have any other kind of
browser. (See “Check Browser” on page 447.)
Check Plugin
sends visitors to different pages depending on whether they have the
specified plugin installed. For example, you might want visitors to go to one page
if they have Macromedia Shockwave and another page if they do not. (See “Check
Plugin” on page 449.)