In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Daniel Wang wrote:
> Gervase Markham wrote:
>> I haven't rejected b; I merely asked a question about it. However,
>> failing to catch 1.4 trunk and branch nightly users is pretty bad.
>
> I think
> if (ua.match(/rv:1\.(4|0)(\.\d)?\))/)) {
> would be adequate. It will match "1.4)" or "1.4.1)" but not "1.4a" or
> "1.4rc1"
This:
if (ua.match(/rv:1\.4\)/)) {
would be enough to do that - 1.0(.x) and 1.4.1 have their own pages, and
so users wouldn't be seeing that start page anyway.
Given that it's taken so long so that 1.4.1 will be released very shortly,
I think there is another new solution to this problem.
Rather than ceasing to nag 1.4 nightly users, why not change the "nag" so
that it prompts 1.4 nightly and 1.4 release users to upgrade to 1.4.1.
That way everyone gets nagged, but appropriately.
--
Michael
