Javascript Problem

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    It's actually not quite impossible, there are a few ways:

    Javascript: Use navigator.useragent.indexOf and look for the string AOL. A small amount of AOL Browsers do not have the AOL in the useragent string. Not the best Idea..

    Active X: You can buy a small program called BrowserHawk that is installed on your server. This makes it possible to access Active X controls through ASP. We only need to find AOL browsers, this is a bit overkill and costly.. $100+

    ASP.NET: Use
    if Request.Browser.AOL = True
    This seems to work perfectly and As I understand, does not use a useragent string to determine the value of True. All AOL Broswers should show themselves using this method.

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