I have a wish, an automatic detector for the screen resolution of the client computer. That is, depending on the screen resolution the e-book may open in diferent pages called for example 640.htm or 800.htm or 1024.htm I did this in javascript but sometimes is slow and sometimes do not work well. May be somebody have a better script for me. Thanks in advance
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A great technique BTW I've been using a similar technique on one of our web sites, for about 2 years. Your version is a little different from my version.
What I did in mine was start off with the 640 version (which is actually the index page), and on that page redirect to the 800 version if the user's screen is big enough. I did it this way because if the user has JavaScript disabled or whatever they still get the 640 version. You could consider this.
I also *think* that I might have an idea for another solution. Let me think about it, and do some experiments.
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