CSS Browser detection

wildcard58th

I am trying to write a piece of code that will allow detect a users browser type e.g. Opera, MSIE, Mozilla etc and output the relevant css link e.g:

opera = opera.css
MSIE = ie5.css

I am using the get_browser() function in the following script:

<?php

$browser = get_browser();

if ($browser = "Opera") {
$css = "op.css";
}
elseif ($browser = "MSIE") {
$css = "ie.css";
}

the above script is stored in a file (css.php) and used as an include on the page to be processed:

<? include("includes/css.php")?>

the next line of coding on the page is:

However this isnt working. The specific browser css file isnt displyed.

I am new to php and this is only the third script iv wrote, so i guess im missing something obviouse?

Dom

Steffel

your script is right, but not the result that returns from getbrowser()

the function returns (to lower case):
'ie' => 'Microsoft Internet Explorer'
'ie4up' => 'Microsoft Internet Explorer 4.x'
'ie5up' => 'Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.x'
'ie6up' => 'Microsoft Internet Explorer 6.x'
'opera4' => 'Opera 4.x'
'opera5up' => 'Opera 5.x'
'nav' => 'Netscape Navigator'
'ns4' => 'Netscape 4.x'
'ns6up' => 'Mozilla/Netscape 6.x'
'konq' => 'Konqueror'

wildcard58th

I now have the problem that the script only outputs the first .css file in the script e.g. 'op.css' as the link no matter the browser I use...any ideas?

Updated script below:

<?php

$browser = get_browser();

if ($browser = 'opera5up') {
$css = "op.css";
}
elseif ($browser = 'ie5up') {
$css = "ie.css";
}

choppsta

You'll kick yourself when I tell you this....

it's most likely because you have:

if ($browser = 'opera5up') {

rather than:

if ($browser == 'opera5up') {