*Other solution would be to create a request listener. Check Agent Header
there and throw an exception or s redirect if an IE is detected. *
I'll check that, thanks!
> I guess you have a login screen, why not doing it there only? Do some
> Javascript magic and redirect if the user uses IE.
> Other solution would be to create a request listener. Check Agent Header
> there and throw an exception or s redirect if an IE is detected.
> On Tue, Oct 30, 2012 at 1:53 PM, Jose <j...@wikislot.com> wrote:
>> Hi,
>> I'm developing an admin tool and I'm lucky enough to be able to tell the
>> users they can not access it with IE.
>> So my question is, what would the best way to do this? My intention is to
>> create a silly controller that just shows a template and tells the user
>> (kindly) that the tool is only accesible by Firefox, Chrome or anything but
>> IE.
>> Basically, if the user tries to access any other url will be redirect to
>> this page (say thesite.com/admin/stop-using-ie-moron).
>> So this checking must be done everytime before accessing any controller.
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