Paul Gulley has the JavaScript to detect non 3.x browsers, but it must be
incorporated into the Perl scripts that generate these Web pages. And
because the files are actually generated instead of being dynamically
written by a Perl script or other CGI, all of the existing files must be
re-processed with the new scripts. We're working on this as fast as
possible (but we're students too, and have limited time). Again, I
apologize for the inconvenience.
As far as RealAudio goes, I haven't been able to get to the server this
evening either (I get Error 19, which isn't too informative). There
shouldn't, however, be any domain restriction on access.
I'm passing this message along to the c2k list. The right people will
look into the RA problem and fix it.
- Mikol
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Mikol Graves (diggs@cc.gatech.edu)
http://www.lcc.gatech.edu/idt/students/mgraves
On Tue, 5 Nov 1996, Roy Rodenstein wrote:
> > All of the JavaScript errors stem from not using Netscape 3.x. As was
> > discussed in class, Navigator 3.x is required to properly view and
> > annotate the lecture notes online. Future iterations of the Web notes
> > environment will redirect other Web browsers. Until such time as those
> > redirections are in place, please make sure that you are using Netscape 3.x.
>
> <smacks head>
>
> sorry. I did read about that in your instructions page, I guess I just
> forgot to check which version I was using when it ocurred to me to go to the
> slides page. Can JavaScript determine if you're running N2 or N3? If so, a
> warning box of your own might not be a bad idea ;)
>
> So, I tried it with N3 now. I got 5 login dialog boxes, for some reason. But
> I logged in on the first one and hit cancel on the rest and it seems to
> work. I tried clicking on "Play" for an audio bit, but after the RAPlayer
> came up I got a dialog box saying it could not connect to the server. Do I
> need to run Netsape from inside CoC?
>
> --
> lil' cow
> Roy Rodenstein -- /\_/\
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> > ^ <
>