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Wake up and smell the IE7!

thinkvitamin.com — The only reliable method of detecting IE going forwards involves the use of conditional comments. This is the only method that Microsoft guarantees that it will support over the long-term. Conditional comments have been available since IE5 and, despite being proprietary, are valid forms of HTML/XHTML markup - other browsers simply ignore them since

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  • riverrunner, on 10/12/2007, -2/+2this is a bunch of fudd. if you really wasted a bunch of time to accomodate IE6 it might matter - but if you are like me and designed for STANDARDS and just did a quick check to make sure things weren't horribly wrong in IE then you will be OK.
  • inactive, on 10/12/2007, -3/+2"The only reliable method of detecting IE going forwards "

    "Going forwards", huh? Who wrote this, an 80 year old manager trying to be "hip"?

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