The page of “Tongfei Kou’s CV” was saved as .htm in Word 2007. This makes the page be best displayed in IE browser. For the same experience by other browsers, it is necessary to identify the type of browser and accordingly locate IE to one page and other browsers to another page which loads a .pdf version of the CV. The often used solution on the cyberword is JavaScript, but I have no idea about it at all.

However, thanks to Google, I found a code to locate difference pages based on the screen solution of visitor’s (http://dev.firnow.com/course/1_web/javascript/jsjs/200855/113537.html):

<Script Language=”JavaScript”>
if(screen.width==1024 && screen.height==768)
window.location=”1024.htm”;
if(screen.width==800 && screen.height==600)
window.location=”800.htm”;
if(screen.width==1280 && screen.height==1024)
window.location=”1280.htm”;
</Script>

and another code to identify the type of browser (http://www.cnblogs.com/JustinYoung/articles/1014374.html):

<script language=”JavaScript”>
<!–
function getOs()
{
var OsObject = “”;
if(navigator.userAgent.indexOf(“MSIE”)>0) {
return “MSIE”;
}
if(isFirefox=navigator.userAgent.indexOf(“Firefox”)>0){
return “Firefox”;
}
if(isSafari=navigator.userAgent.indexOf(“Safari”)>0) {
return “Safari”;
}
if(isCamino=navigator.userAgent.indexOf(“Camino”)>0){
return “Camino”;
}
if(isMozilla=navigator.userAgent.indexOf(“Gecko/”)>0){
return “Gecko”;
}

}
alert(“Your browser type is:”+getOs());
–>
</script>

Hereby, I combined two codes. It works for me and I got exactly what I want:

<script language=”JavaScript”>

if(navigator.userAgent.indexOf(“MSIE”)>0)

window.location=”cv.htm”;

if(isFirefox=navigator.userAgent.indexOf(“Firefox”)>0)

window.location=”cv1.htm”;

if(isSafari=navigator.userAgent.indexOf(“Safari”)>0)

window.location=”cv1.htm”;

if(isCamino=navigator.userAgent.indexOf(“Camino”)>0)

window.location=”cv1.htm”;

if(isMozilla=navigator.userAgent.indexOf(“Gecko/”)>0)

window.location=”cv1.htm”;

</script>