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1. Copernicus
   Member
   Posted 3 months ago #

   Thanks for a great (and important) plugin!
   Even though the plugin was last updated in July 2011, there have been numerous releases of Firefox (that has changed to a rapid release schedule).

   As of this writing, we're up to Firefox 10.

   Is there a way that we can modify the plugin's code to add support for new versions of browsers as they become available?

   http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/awebsome-browser-selector/

2. Copernicus
   Member
   Posted 3 months ago #

   Well, I may have successfully answered my own question.

   Within the file, , there's a snippet of code listed under the "//browsers" section that determines the browser version:

   elseif( strstr($ua, 'firefox/3.5') )  $b[] = $g . ' ff3 ff3_5';
   	elseif( strstr($ua, 'firefox/3')  $b[] = $g . ' ff3';
   	elseif( strstr($ua, 'firefox/3')  $b[] = $g . ' ff4';
   	elseif( strstr($ua, 'firefox/3')  $b[] = $g . ' ff5';

   To this, I simply added:

   elseif( strstr($ua, 'firefox/10') $b[] = $g . ' ff10';

   at the end of that list. The final view within the code is this:

   elseif( strstr($ua, 'firefox/3.5') )  $b[] = $g . ' ff3 ff3_5';
   	elseif( strstr($ua, 'firefox/3')  $b[] = $g . ' ff3';
   	elseif( strstr($ua, 'firefox/3')  $b[] = $g . ' ff4';
   	elseif( strstr($ua, 'firefox/3')  $b[] = $g . ' ff5';
   	elseif( strstr($ua, 'firefox/10')  $b[] = $g . ' ff10';

   I've tested it with Firefox 10 and it seems to work fine.

   Hope this helps someone else!

3. Raul Illana
   Member
   Posted 2 months ago #

   Yo Copernicus!

   You're right. Big fail. :_P

   This plugin needs an interface to manage browsers, OS and versions.

   Taking note for the next release. Stay tunned. :)

   Best!
   R

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