BrowserObject™ .NET Component

Overview.......................................................................................................................................
Introduction of the BrowserObjectTM .................................................................................... 2
Quick Start Guide....................................................................................................................... 3
Step 1: Download and Installation.................................................................................... 3
Step 2: Create Random Configuration Folder .............................................................. 3
Step 3: Import License Key ................................................................................................ 3
Step 4: Import IP2Location BIN Data File ...................................................................... 4
Step 5: Import Definition File.............................................................................................. 4
Step 5: Import Java Applet Class File ............................................................................. 5
Step 6: Import Image Files and URL for SSL Detection............................................ 5
Step 7: Installation Testing ................................................................................................. 6
Installation Guide ....................................................................................................................... 7
Minimum System Requirements....................................................................................... 7
Placing BrowserObjectTM in application .............................................................................. 8
Working with the BrowserObjectTM component ...............................................................15
Control, Methods and Properties in BrowserObjectTM ..............................................15
Integration with the IP2LocationTM component ................................................................62
Properties and Sample Codes for integration with IP2LocationTM ........................63
Quick Methods and Properties List .....................................................................................71
Legal Disclaimer........................................................................................................................80
BrowserObjectTM V2.0.0
Overview
This documentation provides a basic understanding and information to help you get started with
our products. Look over this documentation to gain a high-level understanding of the process
flow that underlies the BrowserObject™.
If you are new to BrowserObject™, you may proceed to Quick Start Guide for further assistance
on importing license key and get started.
For more information, please visit http://www.browserobject.com or contact your BrowserObject

representative:
Email : sales@browserobject.com
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Introduction of the BrowserObjectTM
BrowserObject™ is a server component detecting Web Browser capabilities such as supported

technologies and version that is running on the clients.
As we are heading towards electronic world today, the Internet boom occurred and business
people of all stripes tried to figure out how to monetize the Web. Therefore, great job and smart
software packages are crucial for preventing and minimizing site failures that due to technical
issues.
BrowserObject™ is the solution for detecting the unique Web Browser settings and system
capabilities of each Web site visitor. It enables developers to get rid of browser incompatibility
problems by routing their visitor to pages optimized for their particular browser and therefore to
ensure that their site works properly and is accessible to the largest possible audience always.
On top of that, BrowserObject™ eases the complexity and time consuming of troubleshooting and
supporting jobs and thus providing richer web experiences to users.
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Quick Start Guide

This quick start guide will help you get started with BrowserObject™ and will walk you through the
steps for using it. If you have already installed BrowserObject™, you may proceed to Step 2.
The steps are as follows:
Step 1: Download and Installation
Download and extract BrowserObject_Component.zip to your local drive. Click at the setup file,
follow the introductions on screen until setup finish.
Step 2: Create Random Configuration Folder
Refer to the email we sent to you, create a <RANDOM FOLDER> we suggested, e.g. “bo8rd21”
in your project directory.
Step 3: Import License Key
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To run BrowserObjectTM Component, you will need to import your valid license key into your
Website directory. Please DO NOT change the content of the “license.key” or it will not working.
Note: Your license key is attached in the email we sent you.
Download the attachment “license.key” in the email and save into your <RANDOM FOLDER>.
After you have imported your license key, please DO NOT change the ‘key’, let it remain “strPath”.
You have to add a piece of code in your Web.Config File, the codes are as below:
<appSettings> <add key="strPath" value="bo8rd21/license.key"/></appSettings>
Note: Your <RANDOM FOLDER> name is difference from the “bo8rd21”. Please refer to the
email for your own <RANDOM FOLDER> name.
If you are currently IP2Location’s user and wish to integrate IP2Location with BrowserObjectTM
Component, proceed to Step 3, or other wise you can skip to Step 4.
Step 4: Import IP2Location BIN Data File
If you are an existing user of IP2LocationTM, please copy your IP2Location BIN data file to the
<RANDOM FOLDER> folder.
If you are not, please note that when you installed BrowserObjectTM Component, it comes with
IP2Location sample BIN Data File which is located in C:\Program Files\BrowserObject. Import
IP2Location BIN Data File into <RANDOM FOLDER> folder.
After you have imported the BIN file, you have to add a piece of code in your Web.Config File, the
codes are as below:
<appSettings><add key="strIP2LocationPath" value="bo8rd21/IP-COUNTRY-

SAMPLE.BIN"/></appSettings>
Please DO NOT change the ‘key’, let it remain “strIP2LocationPath”.
Step 5: Import Definition File and Filter FIle
Download the latest “browserobject.def” and “browserobject.fil” and save them into your
<RANDOM FOLDER>.
Note: Please refer to your email for instructions download the “browserobject.def” and
“browserobject.fil” files.
After you have imported the definition file and filter file, you have to add a piece of code in your
Web.Config File, the codes are as below:
<appSettings><add key="strBODefinitionPath"
value="bo8rd21/browserobject.def"/>
<add key="strBOFilterPath" value=”bo8rd21/browserobject.fil"/></appSettings>
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Please DO NOT change the ‘key’, let it remain “strBODefinitionPath” and “strBOFilterPath”.
Step 5: Import Java Applet Class File
This step is needed for detecting Java based properties.
BrowserObject™ is able to detect details about the user's Java Virtual Machine configuration
and operating system. BrowserObject™ uses an applet as a part of its testing to get this
information, and the information is provided through the JavaVendor, JavaVersion,
VirtualMachineName, VirtualMachineVersion, MSJVMBuild, OSName, OSVersion, and
OSArchitecture properties.
The applet is named BrowserObject.class and is installed by default to C:\Program

Files\BrowserObject. To make sure the detection is running, you will have to manually copy this
file into your Website directory where the BrowserObject™ script that tests any of these
properties will reside.
For example, if your Website root is located at \inetpub\wwwroot\myproject and you have a page
called detection.aspx located in this directory in which you plan to check the Java properties, you
have to copy the BrowserObject.class file to this directory.
Step 6: Import Image Files and URL for SSL Detection
Next, import image files into your Web directory. The two files are named boimg.gif and
bopng.png respectively. These two images are needed for PNG and ImageEnable to perform the
detection. Please DO NOT rename the images or resize it or else it will not working.
After you have imported the images, you have to add a piece of code in your Web.Config File, the
codes are as below:
<appSettings>
<add key="strBOIMGURL" value="boimg.gif"/>
<add key="strBOPNGURL" value="bopng.png"/>
<appSettings>
Please DO NOT change the ‘key’, let it remain “strBOIMGPath” and “strBOPNGPath”. However,
you are allowed to place your files in any web directory that you want, but you have to define the
path correctly in your Web.Config File.
For example, if you place the files at \inetpub\wwwroot\myproject\images, then you need to
change the value in your Web.Config File, the modified codes should now look like this:
<appSettings>
<add key="strBOIMGURL" value="images/boimg.gif"/>
<add key="strBOPNGURL" value="images/bopng.png"/>
<appSettings>
Next, upload “boimg.gif” to your server where it is configured with your special digital ID certificate.
We will have to match the name when obtaining SSL certificate by specifying the https protocol.
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After you have done so, you have to add a piece of code in your Web.Config File to point to the
server where you place the image, for example:
<appSettings>
<add key="strBOSSLURL"
value="https://www.browserobject.com/addons/boimg.gif"/>
<appSettings>
Step 7: Installation Testing
You can now review our sample source code for more information and test with it by running the
samples included in BrowserObject™. You may like to refer to the Read Me file for assistance.
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Installation Guide
Minimum System Requirements
This section describes the minimum configuration requirements for running BrowserObject™. If
the minimum requirements are not met, BrowserObject™ might not be working properly.
Below are the minimum requirements for running BrowserObject™:
Minimum Platform Requirements
9 Microsoft® Windows 98
9 Microsoft® Windows 98 Second Edition
9 Microsoft® Windows Millennium Edition (Windows Me)
9 Microsoft® Windows NT 4 (Workstation or Server) with Service Pack 6a
9 Microsoft® Windows 2000 (Professional, Server, or Advanced Server) with the latest
Windows service pack and critical updates available from the Microsoft Security Web site.
9 Microsoft® Windows XP (Home or Professional)
9 Microsoft® Windows Server 2003 family
9 Microsoft® Windows Vista
Minimum Configuration Requirements
Scenario CPU Required RAM Required

Client Pentium 90 MHz* 32 MB**
Server Pentium 133 MHz* 128 MB**
* Or the minimum CPU required running the operating system, whichever is higher.
** Or the minimum RAM required running the operating system, whichever is higher.
Minimum System Requirements for .NET Framework
9 .NET Framework version 1.1 / .NET Framework version 2.0

9 .NET programming language, e.g. ASP.NET, C# or VB.NET
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Placing BrowserObjectTM in application
Once you are ready to start, you can create an instance of BrowserObject™ from your application.
Steps for using BrowserObject™
1. Open your Web project, or create a new project if it is a new one.
2. For .NET 1.1 users, right-click at the Toolbox and go to the 'Customize Toolbox' by
selecting ‘Add/Remove Items’ from the context menu. For .NET 2.0 users, right-click at
the Toolbox and go to the ‘Choose Toolbox Item’ by selecting ‘Choose Items’.
3. Browse to C:\Program Files\BrowserObject\ directory and select the browserobject.dll.
4. Click OK and you're done.
.NET1.1
.NET 2.0
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5. You should now see the Browser Object control in your ToolBox, named
BrowserObjectControl.
.NET 1.1
.NET 2.0
6. A new reference to the control has been added to your Web application, visible in the
Solution Explorer window.
.NET 1.1
.NET 2.0
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7. Now, right click at your project’s name at the Solution Explorer, select ‘Add’, then ‘Add
Existing Item’, browse to C:\Program Files\BrowserObject\Definations, select
‘browserobject.def’ and ‘browserobject.fil’, then click OK to import BrowserObject’s
definition files.
8. Next, import your license key to this project. You can choose to put in sub directory if you
like, but you will have to define the path later. Repeat Step 7, browse to the location
where you save ‘license.key’, then click OK. If you are currently IP2Location user, please
proceed to step 9, other wise you may skip to step 10.
9. Import IP2Location BIN Data File to your web directory. You can choose to place in sub
directory if you wish to, but you will have to define the path in Web.Config file later.
10. The new added files are visible in the Solution Explorer window now.
.NET 1.1
.NET 2.0
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11. You will have to define your license key’s path in Web.Config file. To define the path of
your license key, please add this single line of code:
<appSettings><add key="strPath" value="license.key"/></appSettings>

* Please do not change the key, remain “strPath”, where as the value is the path that you
have to define, e.g. if you place your license.key in sub directory named License in this
project, then your value will be “License\license.key”
To define the path of IP2Location BIN Data File, please add this single line of code:
<appSettings><add key="strIP2LocationPath" value="IP-COUNTRY-

* Please do not change the key, remain “strIP2LocationPath”, where as the value is the
path that you have to define, e.g. if you place the BIN file in sub directory named Data in
this project, then your value will be Data\IP-COUNTRY-SAMPLE.BIN”
12. Next, drag the BrowserObjectControl to your Web form and release. All that's left now is
to add the appropriate code-behind. Below is a sample of what your HTML might look like
after dragging the control to the HTML page:
.NET 1.1
.NET 2.0
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13. BrowserObjectTM Component allows you to customize which detection to be performed by

setting the value in properties window (click at the control and press f4 to navigate the
window). The properties window should look like this:
.NET 1.1 and .NET 2.0
14. Default value for Detection_Method is set to ‘All’, which mean that BrowserObjectTM
Component will perform all of the detection according to what edition you subscribe. If
you wish to customize it, just change the value for Detection_Method to ‘Custom’, then
you can decide which detection to be performed by setting the value to ‘True’ under the
Custom Properties Group. For example:
.NET 1.1 and .NET 2.0
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You may also set the value in code behind, please refer to the next step. Please note
that you are able to customize properties that are not from BrowserObjectTM definition file
only.
15. To access the capabilities of your visitor’s browser, now switch to the code behind of the
page where you want to get your visitor’s browser’s capabilities and add a few line of
codes below. You are now on the path to get the value though.
To enumerate the properties in the BrowserObjectClass, for example, you would do this:
private BrowserObject.BrowserObjectClass MyBOClass = new

BrowserObject.BrowserObjectClass();
BrowserObjectControl1.Flash = True;
MyBOClass = BrowserObjectControl1.getObject();
Response.Write("Flash Installed: " + MyBOClass.FlashInstalled );
Using the examples above, we will place the codes at WebForm1.aspx.cs
For VB.NET user, the sample codes are as below:
Dim boclass As New BrowserObject.BrowserObjectClass
BrowserObjectControl1.Flash = True
MyBOClass = BrowserObjectControl1.getObject()
Response.Write("Flash Installed: " & MyBOClass.FlashInstalled )
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For additional code snippets that demonstrate how to use the BrowserObject in ASP.NET
pages, please see our method and properties list.
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Working with the BrowserObjectTM component
This section provides information on how to use BrowserObject™ component in your application
to determine the exact browser capabilities and settings from your online visitors.
The BrowserObject™ component is available natively for Microsoft .NET at this moment.
BrowserObject™ is a server side component that runs on your Web server, and is used in web
application to detect the Web Browser capability information and settings of your visitors. The
default BrowserObject™ is returned with default values. When there is a hit by your visitor,
BrowserObject™ will immediately scan through the Web Browser and get the related
information by examining the browser’s user agent string. If a match is found with the
information stored in BrowserObject™ Definition File, then BrowserObject™ will return the
results.
Control, Methods and Properties in BrowserObjectTM
BrowserObjectTM Control:
The BrowserObjectTM Control consists of functions that help to determine everything about your
visitor’s browser. It is the core of BrowserObjectTM Component that you must drag it into your
web application before you perform the browser check.
Please refer to Placing BrowserObject™ in application on how to use BrowserObjectTM Control.
How the BrowserObjectTM Control works?
Before you run your page, you will have to place this control at the first place. When your page is
being loaded, the control will automatically run a test page and capture all of the information from
User Agent String sent by the browser, and then continues with the loading of your page.
Then, you need a method to get all of the values, see getObject.
getObject
The getObject method provides access to all of the information of your visitor’s browser. In order
to get the values from all of the properties, this method is needed.
How the getObject method works?
When the getObject method is invoked, BrowserObject™ will pass the value back to you. With
the value you have, you can continue with whatever action you want to do, such as redirecting
your visitor to a page explaining the minimum requirements to view your site, when you found that
your visitor do not meet your browser requirements, and so on.
Syntax for C#:

BrowserObjectControl.getObject();
Syntax for VB.NET:

BrowserObjectControl.getObject()
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ClearSessionCache
By default, this value is set to ‘False’ in order to speed up the detection and for a better
performace.
How the ClearSessionCache works?
BrowserObjectTM cache and store the results from your first test page by using Session. It means
that if you have ClearSessionCache set to ‘False’, when your user visits your site for the second
time, it will automatically get the result from Session instead of performing the same detection
again. It helps in providing better performance and shortens the page loading time.
If you would like to perform different tests in some other pages, then you will have to set the value
to ‘True’ so that it will not get the wrong value.
Syntax for C#:

BrowserObjectControl.ClearSessionCache = True;
Syntax for VB.NET:

BrowserObjectControl.ClearSessionCache = True
Detection_Method
By default, this value is set to ‘All’ which mean that BrowserObjectTM will carry out all of the
detections according to the edition you have subscribed.
How the Detection_Method works?
BrowserObjectTM allows you to customize which detection or which tests to be performed,

according to your need. For example, if you are only about to detect if your user has Real Player
installed, then you can set the Detection_Method value to ‘Custom’, then under Custom
Properties, set RealPlayer’s value to ‘True’. Instead of performing all of the tests that you do not
need, BrowserObjectTM now offered an easy way in order to boost up loading time and provide
you better performance always.
You can also set the custom value at your code behind, sample codes are as below:
Syntax for C#:

MyBOClass = BrowserObjectControl.getObject();
BrowserObjectControl.RealPlayer = True;
Response.Write(MyBOClass.RealPlayerInstalled);
Syntax for VB.NET:

Dim MyBOClass As New BrowserObject.BrowserObjectClass
MyBOClass = BrowserObjectControl.getObject()
BrowserObjectControl.RealPlayer = True
Response.Write(MyBOClass.RealPlayerInstalled)
Message
Message will return a string which is the error message and helps in error handling.
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How the Message works?
It is recommended you read the Message before displaying the results, so that you are able to
handle the errors in an appropriate way.
Syntax for C#:

if (this.BrowserObjectControl1.Message == "")
{
BrowserObjectControl.RealPlayer = True;
}
Else
Response.Write(BrowserObjectControl.Message);
Syntax for VB.NET:

If Me.BrowserObjectControl1.Message = "" Then

BrowserObjectControl.RealPlayer = True
Else
Response.Write(Me.BrowserObjectControl1.Message)
End If
FontsToCheck
By default, this value is set to blank. You will need to define what fonts you wish to check and if
they are installed. If you leave it blank, BrowserObject will check all of the fonts installed.
How the FontsToCheck works?
BrowserObjectTM allows you to customize what fonts you like to check. For example, if you wish
to know whether your user has Verdana installed in their system, then input ‘Verdana’ in the text
box that appear in your properties window. If there are more than one font face you would like to
check, separate it with a comma (,), e.g. “Verdana, Kartika, Arial” and etc.
Syntax for C#:

BrowserObjectControl.FontInstalled = True;
BrowserObjectControl.FontsToCheck = "Arial, Kartika, Verdana";
Response.Write(MyBOClass.FontInstalled);
Syntax for VB.NET:

BrowserObjectControl.FontInstalled = True
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BrowserObjectControl.FontsToCheck = "Arial, Kartika, Verdana"
Response.Write(MyBOClass.FontInstalled)
PortsToCheck
By default, this value is set to blank. You will need to define what ports you wish to check and if
they are opened. If you leave it blank, you will get a string return as “Please define ports to be
checked”
How the PortsToCheck works?
BrowserObjectTM allows you to customize what ports you like to check. For example, if you wish
to know whether your user has opened Port 443, input ‘443’ in the text box that appear in your
properties window. If there are more than one ports you would like to check, separate it with a
comma (,), e.g. “25, 80, 443” and etc.
Syntax for C#:

BrowserObjectControl.Ports = True;
BrowserObjectControl.PortsToCheck = "25,80,443";
Response.Write(MyBOClass.Ports);
Syntax for VB.NET:

BrowserObjectControl.Ports = True
BrowserObjectControl.PortsToCheck = "25,80,443"
Response.Write(MyBOClass.Ports)
Properties
BrowserObjectVersion Property
Type: String
Description: BrowserObjectVersion returns the version of BrowserObjectTM Component in string
type. For example, “2.0.0”.
C# syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.BrowserObjectVersion);
VB.NET syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.BrowserObjectVersion)
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AcrobatReaderInstalled Property
Type: String
Description: AcrobatReaderInstalled returns “True” or “False” to indicate if Adobe Acrobat
Reader Plug-in is installed. Not accessible by all of the browsers, it will return “Not
tested” if the plug-in cannot be detected.
C# syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.AcrobatReaderInstalled);
VB.NET syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.AcrobatReaderInstalled)
AcrobatReaderVersion Property
Type: String
Description: AcrobatReaderVersion returns the version of Adobe Acrobat Reader, e.g. “8.1.1”.
Not accessible by all of the browsers, it will return “Not tested” if the plug-in cannot
be detected.
C# syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.AcrobatReaderVersion);
VB.NET syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.AcrobatReaderVersion)
ActiveXControlsSupported Property
Type: String
Description: ActiveXControlsSupported returns “True” or “False” to indicate if the browser
supports ActiveX Controls.
C# syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.ActiveXControlsSupported);
VB.NET syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.ActiveXControlsSupported)
ActiveXEnabled Property
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Type: String
Description: ActiveXEnabled returns “True” or “False” to indicate if the browser has ActiveX
Controls enabled or disabled.
C# syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.ActiveXEnabled);
VB.NET syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.ActiveXEnabled)
AJAXSupported Property
Type: String
Description: AJAXSupported returns “True” or “False” to determine if the browser supports
Asynchronization of JavaScript and XML (AJAX).
C# syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.AJAXSupported);
VB.NET syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.AJAXSupported)
Alpha Property
Type: String
Description: Alpha returns “True” or “False” to indicate if the browser is an alpha version and
still under development.
C# syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.Alpha);
VB.NET syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.Alpha)
AOLNetwork Property
Type: String
Description: AOLNetwork returns “True” or “False” to indicate if the browser is an America
Online branded browser.
C# syntax:
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Response.Write(MyBOClass.AOLNetwork);
VB.NET syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.AOLNetwork)
AOLVersion Property
Type: String
Description: AOLVersion returns the version number of AOL if the browser is an America Online
branded browser.
C# syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.AOLVersion);
VB.NET syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.AOLVersion)
AuthenticodeUpdate Property
Type: String
Description: AuthenticodeUpdate returns the version of Authenticode (digitally signing code)
which the browser supports.
C# syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.AuthenticodeUpdate);
VB.NET syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.AuthenticodeUpdate)
BackgroundSounds Property
Type: String
Description: BackgroundSounds returns “True” or “False” to determine if the browser can play
background sounds.
C# syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.BackgroundSounds);
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VB.NET syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.BackgroundSounds)
Beta Property
Type: String
Description: Beta returns “True” or “False” to determine if the browser is a beta version.
C# syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.Beta);
VB.NET syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.Beta)
Browser Property
Type: String
Description: Browser returns the browser’s name, e.g. “IE”, “Netscape”, “Mozilla”, “Opera” and
so on.
C# syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.Browser);
VB.NET syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.Browser)
BrowserBuild Property
Type: String
Description: Browser returns a string containing the build number of the browser, e.g.
“7.0.5730.11”.
C# syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.BrowserBuild);
VB.NET syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.BrowserBuild)
CDF Property
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Type: String
Description: CDF returns “True” or “False” to determine if the browser supports the Channel
Definition Format for webcasting.
C# syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.CDF);
VB.NET syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.CDF)
CharHeightAvailable Property
Type: String
Description: CharHeigthAvailable returns the number of text lines that can fit on the device
without causing scrolling. This property applies only to wireless devices, based on
Western character set.
C# syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.CharHeightAvailable);
VB.NET syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.CharHeightAvailable)
CharWidthAvailable Property
Type: String
Description: CharWidthAvailable returns the text characters that can fit across one line on the
device without causing a line break. This property applies only to wireless devices,
based on Western character set.
C# syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.CharWidthAvailable.ToString());
VB.NET syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.CharWidthAvailable)
CitrixInstalled Property
Type: String
Description: CitrixInstalled returns “True” or “False” to determine if Citrix Viewer Plug-in is
installed. Not accessible by all of the browsers, it will return “Not tested” if the plug-
in cannot be detected.
C# syntax:
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Response.Write(MyBOClass.CitrixInstalled);
VB.NET syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.CitrixInstalled)
CLRVersion Property
Type: String
Description: CLRVersion returns the version of the .NET Common Language Runtime (CLR)
if installed, e.g. "2.0.50727".
C# syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.CLRVersion);
VB.NET syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.CLRVersion)
ColorDepth Property
Type: String
Description: ColorDepth returns bits of the screen’s resolution, e.g. “8”, “16” and so on.
C# syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.ColorDepth);
VB.NET syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.ColorDepth)
CompressGZIP Preperty
Type: String
Description: CompressGZIP returns “True” or “False” to determine if browser accepts
compressed content in GZip format.
C# syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.CompressGZIP);
VB.NET syntax:
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Response.Write(MyBOClass.CompressGZIP)
ConnectionType Property
Type: String
Description: ConnectionType returns a string to determine the type of network connection of
your visitor, e.g “LAN”, “MODEM”, “OFFLINE” and so on. This property is only
available with IE 5 and higher version on Windows.
C# syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.ConnectionType);
VB.NET syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.ConnectionType)
CookiesSupported Property
Type: String
Description: CookiesSupported returns “True” or “False” to determine if cookies is supported. If
your visitor’s browser supports cookies, it will return “True” even if your visitor turn
off the cookies. Please see CookiesEnabled property.
C# syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.CookiesSupported);
VB.NET syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.CookiesSupported)
CookiesEnabled Property
Type: String
Description: CookiesEnabled returns “True” or “False” to determine if cookies is enabled. It will
return “False” if your visitor disabled the cookies, but CookiesSupported Property
will return “True” if your visitor’s browser supports cookies.
C# syntax:
BrowserObjectControl1.CookiesEnabled = True;
Response.Write(MyBOClass.CookiesEnabled);
VB.NET syntax:
BrowserObjectControl1.CookiesEnabled = True
Response.Write(MyBOClass.CookiesEnabled)
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Crawler Property
Type: String
Description: Crawler returns “True” or “False” to indicate if the browser is a crawler, spider or
any other agents of search engine.
C# syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.Crawler);
VB.NET syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.Crawler)
CrystalReportInstalled Property
Type: String
Description: CrystalReportInstalled returns “True” or “False” to indicate if Seagate Crystal
Report Plug-in has been installed. Not accessible by all of the browsers, it will
return “Not tested” if the plug-in cannot be detected.
C# syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.CrystalReportInstalled);
VB.NET syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.CrystalReportInstalled
CSSSupported Property
Type: String
Description: CSSSupported returns “True” or “False” to indicate if the browser supports
Cascading Style Sheets (CSS).
C# syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.CSSSupported);
VB.NET syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.CSSSupported)
CSSVersion Property
Type: String
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Description: CSSVersion returns the version of the supported style sheets.
C# syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.CSSVersion);
VB.NET syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.CSSVersion)
Date Property
Type: String
Description: Date returns a formatted string containing the current date as set on client's
machine, e.g. “Thursday, November 22, 2007”
C# syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.Date);
VB.NET syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.Date)
DeviceXDPI Property
Type: String
Description: DeviceXDPI returns actual number of horizontal dots per inch of the display
screen, e.g. “120 DPI”
The deviceXDPI property returns the number of horizontal dots per inch of the display screen.
C# syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.DeviceXDPI);
VB.NET syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.DeviceXDPI)
DeviceYDPI Property
Type: String
Description: DeviceYDPI returns the actual number of vertical dots per inch of the display
screen, e.g. “120 DPI”
C# syntax:
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Response.Write(MyBOClass.DeviceYDPI);
VB.NET syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.DeviceYDPI)
DHTML Property
Type: String
Description: DHTML returns “True” or “False” to determine if the browser supports DHTML
script.
C# syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.DHTML);
VB.NET syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.DHTML)
EmailCrawler Property
Type: String
Description: DHTML returns “True” or “False” to determine if the visiting agent is a crawler
that collects email addresses.
C# syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.EmailCrawler);
VB.NET syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.EmailCrawler)
FileUpload Property
Type: String
Description: FileUpload returns “True” or “False” to determine if the browser enables file
upload to a server (RFC 1867).
C# syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.FileUploap);
VB.NET syntax:
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Response.Write(MyBOClass.FileUpload)
Firewall Property
Type: String
Description: Firewall returns “True” or “False” to indicate if there is a firewall behind blocking
traffic on certain ports.
C# syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.Firewall);
VB.NET syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.Firewall)
FlashInstalled Property
Type: String
Description: FlashInstalled returns “True” or “False” to indicate if Adobe Flash Plug-in is
installed. Not accessible by all of the browsers, it will return “Not tested” if the
plug-in cannot be detected.
C# syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.FlashInstalled);
VB.NET syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.FlashInstalled)
FlashVersion Property
Type: String
Description: FlashVersion returns the version of Adobe Flash Plug-in, e.g. “9,0,45,0" for IE on
Window, and "9.0 r45" for Mozilla FireFox.
C# syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.FlashVersion);
VB.NET syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.FlashVersion)
FontColor Property
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Type: String
Description: FontColor returns “True” or “False” to indicate if the browser supports the display
of different colored text.
C# syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.FontColor);
VB.NET syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.FontColor)
FontInstalled Property
Type: String
Description: FontInstalled returns fonts that have been installed in your visitor’s pc. You can
define which font face to be detected, but if you leave the property blank, it will
list out all of the installed fonts. Not accessible by all of the browsers, it will
return “Not tested” if the plug-in cannot be detected.
C# syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.FontInstalled);
VB.NET syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.FontInstalled)
FontSize Property
Type: String
Description: FontSize returns “True” or “False” that indicates if the browser supports the ability
of displaying varying font sizes.
C# syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.FontSize);
VB.NET syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.FontSize)
FontSmoothing Property
Type: String
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Description: FontSmoothing returns “True” or “False” that indicates if the Smooth Edges of
Screen Fonts option in Control Panel has been selected. This property is only
available for IE 5 and later on Windows 32 and 64-bit platforms.
C# syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.FontSmoothing);
VB.NET syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.FontSmoothing)
Frames Property
Type: String
Description: Frames returns “True” or “False” that determine if the browser supports frames.
C# syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.Frames);
VB.NET syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.Frames)
BrowserObjectDefinition Property
Type: String
Description: BrowserObjectDefinition returns a string that representing the version of the
BrowsersObject definition, e.g. “2007122601”.
C# syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.BrowserObjectDefinition);
VB.NET syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass. BrowserObjectDefinition)
Gecko Property
Type: String
Description: Gekco returns “True” or “False” to indicate that if the browser is using the Gecko
engine, e.g Mozilla FireFox and other variants.
C# syntax:
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Response.Write(MyBOClass.Gekco);
VB.NET syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.Gekco)
GeckoActiveX Property
Type: String
Description: GekcoActiveX returns “True” or “False” to indicate that if the browser supports
ActiveX in Gecko engine, e.g Mozilla FireFox and other variants.
C# syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.GeckoActiveX);
VB.NET syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.GeckoActiveX)
GeckoBuildDate Property
Type: String
Description: GekcoBuildDate returns the build date of the Gecko engine, e.g. “20060612”.
C# syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.GeckoBuildDate);
VB.NET syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.GeckoBuildDate)
NetscapeGold Property
Type: String
Description: Gold returns “True” or “False” to determine if the browser is a Gold version of
Netscape.
C# syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.Gold);
VB.NET syntax:
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Response.Write(MyBOClass.Gold)
HDML Property
Type: String
Description: HDML returns “True” or “False” to determine if the wireless devices support
WAP’s predecessor.
C# syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.HDML);
VB.NET syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.HDML)
Height Property
Type: String
Description: Height returns the height of the the visitor’s screen size resolution.
C# syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.Height);
VB.NET syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.Height)
HeightAvailable Property
Type: String
Description: HeightAvailable returns the actual amount of height available in the browser
window itself.
C# syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.HeightAvailable);
VB.NET syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.HeightAvailable)
HighSecurity Property
Type: String
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Description: HighSecurity returns “True” or “False” to determine if the security settings in

Internet Explorer is set to High. Please note that BrowserObjectTM may not
function well and will return you the default value if HighSecurity set to High
C# syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.HighSecurity);
VB.NET syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.HighSecurity)
IFrames Property
Type: String
Description: IFrames returns “True” or “False” to determine if the browser supports the HTML
IFrame tag.
C# syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.IFrames);
VB.NET syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.IFrames)
ImageEnabled Property
Type: String
Description: ImageEnabled returns “True” or “False” to determine if the browser is configured
to display images. This property is not accessible in all of the Web Browser.
C# syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.ImageEnabled);
VB.NET syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.ImageEnabled)
InternalIP Property
Type: String
Description: InternalIP returns the non-routable IP address in your visitor’s network
C# syntax:
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Response.Write(MyBOClass.InternalIP);
VB.NET syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.InternalIP)
InternetConnectionWizardVersion Property
Type: String
Description: InternetConnectionWizardVersion returns the version of Internet Connection
Wizard, e.g.” 5.0.2918.1900”. Not accessible by all of the browsers, it will return
“Not tested” if the plug-in cannot be detected.
C# syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.InternetConnectionWizardVersion);
VB.NET syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.InternetConnectionWizardVersion)
IPAddress Property
Type: String
Description: IPAddress returns the IP address of your visitor.
C# syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.IPAddress);
VB.NET syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.IPAddress)
IPixInstalled Property
Type: String
Description: IPixInstalled returns “True” or “False” to indicate if the plug-in of IPIX Image
Viewer is installed. Not accessible by all of the browsers, it will return “Not
C# syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.IPixInstalled);
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VB.NET syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.IPixInstalled)
IsBanned Property
Type: String
Description: IsBanned returns “True” of “False” to determine if the browser is banned user
agent, typically for documented abuse or a reputation.
C# syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.IsBanned);
VB.NET syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.IsBanned)
IsMobileDevice Property
Type: String
Description: IsMobileDevice returns “True” of “False” to determine if your visitor is using
recognized mobile device.
C# syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.IsMobileDevice);
VB.NET syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.IsMobileDevice)
IsProxy Property
Type: String
Description: IsProxy returns “True” of “False” to determine if your visitor is behind a proxy
server. Not all connections through a proxy server can be detected as such.
C# syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.IsProxy);
VB.NET syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.IsProxy)
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IsSyndicationReader Property
Type: String
Description: IsSyndicationReader returns “True” of “False” to determine if the browser is
actually an RSS, Atom, or other XML-based feed reader or aggregator
C# syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.IsSyndicateReader);
VB.NET syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.IsSyndicateReader)
JavaAppletsSupported Property
Type: String
Description: JavaAppletsSupported returns “True” of “False” to determine if Java™ applets
are supported by the browser
C# syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.JavaAppletsSupported);
VB.NET syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.JavaAppletsSupported)
JavaEnabled Property
Type: String
Description: JavaEnabled returns “True” of “False” to determine if the browser has Java allowed
and enabled.
C# syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.JavaEnabled);
VB.NET syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.JavaEnabled)
JavaScriptSupported Property
Type: String
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Description: JavaScript returns “True” of “False” to determine if the browser supports

JavaScript.
C# syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.JavaScriptSupported);
VB.NET syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.JavaScriptSupported)
JavaScriptBuild Property
Type: String
Description: JavaScriptBuild returns the build number of JavaScript engine in your visitor’s
browser, e.g. “5.7.5730”.
C# syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.JavaScriptBuild);
VB.NET syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.JavaScriptBuild)
JavaScriptEnabled Property
Type: String
Description: JavaScriptEnabled returns “True” or “False” to indicate if the browser has allow
JavaScript and enabled it.
C# syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.JavaScriptEnabled);
VB.NET syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.JavaScriptEnabled)
JavaScriptVersion Property
Type: String
Description: JavaScriptVersion returns the version of supported JavaScript, e.g. “1.5”.
C# syntax:
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Response.Write(MyBOClass.JavaScriptVersion)
VB.NET syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.JavaScriptVersion)
JavaVendor Property
Type: String
Description: JavaVendor returns the Java Virtual Machine version, e.g. “Sun Microsystems
Inc.”. To test this property, the browser must support JavaApplets and enabled it.
C# syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.JavaVendor)
VB.NET syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.JavaVendor)
JavaVersion Property
Type: String
Description: JavaVersion returns the version of Java Virtual Machine version, e.g. “1.6.0_03”.
To test this property, the browser must support JavaApplets and enabled it.
C# syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.JavaVersion)
VB.NET syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.JavaVersion)
LogicalXDPI Property
Type: String
Description: LogicalXDPI returns the normal number of horizontal dots per inch (DPI) of the
display screen, e.g. “120 DPI”
C# syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.LogicalXDPI)
VB.NET syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.LogicalXDPI)
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LogicalYDPI Property
Type: String
Description: LogicalXDPI returns the normal number of vertical dots per inch (DPI) of the
display screen, e.g. “120 DPI”
C# syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.LogicalYDPI)
VB.NET syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.LogicalYDPI)
MajorVersion Property
Type: String
Description: MajorVersion returns the major version of your visitor’s browser, i.e. “7”
C# syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.MajorVersion)
VB.NET syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.MajorVersion)
MapGuideInstalled Property
Type: String
Description: MapGuideInstalled returns “True” or “False” to determine if Autodesk MapGuide
Plug-in is installed.
C# syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.MapGuildInstalled)
VB.NET syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.MapGuildInstalled)
MinorVersionLetter Property
Type: String
Description: MinorVersion returns the minor version letter of your visitor’s browser, i.e. “C”.
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C# syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.MinorVersionLetter)
VB.NET syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.MinorVersionLetter)
MinorVersion Property
Type: String
Description: MinorVersion returns the minor version of your visitor’s browser, i.e. “0”.
C# syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.MinorVersion)
VB.NET syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.MinorVersion)
MouseOver Property
Type: String
Description: MouseOver returns “True” or “False” to indicate if the browser supports the
mouse over effects.
C# syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.MouseOver)
VB.NET syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.MouseOver)
MSJVMBuild Property
Type: String
Description: MSJVMBuild returns version of Microsoft Java Virtual Machine Build number,
i.e.” 5.0.5000.0”. This property is only available for IE5.0 and later version.
C# syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.MSJVMBuild)
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VB.NET syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.MSJVMBuild)
MSN Property
Type: String
Description: MSN returns “True” or “False” to indicate if your visitor is from MSN network.
C# syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.MSN)
VB.NET syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.MSN)
MSOutlookVersion Property
Type: String
Description: MSOutlookVersion returns version of Microsoft Outlook, i.e.” 6.0.2900.2180”.
This property is only available for IE5.0 and later version.
C# syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.MSOutlookVersion)
VB.NET syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.MSOutlookVersion)
NETCLR Property
Type: String
Description: NETCLR returns “True” or “False” indication if .NET Common Language
Runtime (CLR) is installed.
C# syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.NETCLR);
VB.NET syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.NETCLR)
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NetMeeting Property
Type: String
Description: NetMeeting returns the build number of Microsoft Netmeeting Control, e.g. "
4.4.0.3400".
C# syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.NetMeeting);
VB.NET syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.NetMeeting)
OSArchitecture Property
Type: String
Description: OSArchitecture returns a string indicating the architecture of the operating
system. To run this property test, Java and Java Applets have to be enabled.
C# syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.OSArchitecture);
VB.NET syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.OSArchitecture)
OSInformation Property
Type: String
Description: OSInformation returns a string indicating the information of operating system,
i.e.”Microsoft”.
C# syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.OSInformation);
VB.NET syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.OSInformation)
OSName Property
Type: String
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Description: OSName returns a string indicating the name of operating system, i.e.”
Windows XP”. To run this property test, Java and Java Applets have to be
enabled.
C# syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.OSName);
VB.NET syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.OSName)
OSVersion Property
Type: String
Description: OSName returns the version of operating system, i.e.” 5.1”. To run this
property test, Java and Java Applets have to be enabled.
C# syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.OSVersion);
VB.NET syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.OSVersion)
Platform Property
Type: String
Description: Platform returns a the platform of your visitor’s machine, i.e.” Win XP”.
C# syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.Platform);
VB.NET syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.Platform)
PNG Property
Type: String
Description: PNG returns “True” or “False” to determine if the browser supports Portable
Network Graphic (PNG) image file format. To run this test, the browser must be
able to display images.
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C# syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.PNG);
VB.NET syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.PNG)
PopupBlocked Property
Type: String
Description: PopupBlocked returns “True” or “False” to determine if the browser has its Pop-
up blocker turned on, either a pop-up is being blocked by the browser itself or
through a third party software.
C# syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.PopupBlocked);
VB.NET syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.PopupBlocked)
Ports Property
Type: String
Description: Ports returns a string indicating ports that are left open and closed. Tested
common ports are: 21, 23, 25, 80, 135, 139, 443 and 995.
C# syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.Ports);
VB.NET syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.Ports)
ProxyString Property
Type: String
Description: Proxy returns proxy information that sent by the proxy server if your visitor is
behind a proxy server.
C# syntax:
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Response.Write(MyBOClass.ProxyString);
VB.NET syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.ProxyString)
QuickTimeInstalled Property
Type: String
Description: QuickTimeInstalled return “True” or “False” to indicate if the Apple Quick Time
Player Plug-in is installed. Not accessible by all of the browsers, it will return
C# syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.QuickTimeInstalled);
VB.NET syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.QuickTimeInstalled)
QuickTimeVersion Property
Type: String
Description: QuickTimeVersion return the version of Apple Quick Time Player Plug-in. Not
accessible by all of the browsers, it will return “Not tested” if the plug-in cannot
be detected.
C# syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.QuickTimeVersion);
VB.NET syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.QuickTimeVersion)
RealPlayerInstalled Property
Type: String
Description: RealPlayerInstalled return “True” or “False” to indicate if the Real Player Plug-in
is installed. Not accessible by all of the browsers, it will return “Not tested” if the
C# syntax:
BrowserObjectControl1.RealPlayer = True;
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VB.NET syntax:
BrowserObjectControl1.RealPlayer = True
RealPlayerBuild Property
Type: String
Description: RealPlayerBuild return the build number of Real Player Plug-in, i.e.
“6.0.12.1578”. Not accessible by all of the browsers, it will return “Not tested” if
the plug-in cannot be detected.
C# syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.RealPlayerBuild);
VB.NET syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.RealPlayerBuild)
ReverseDNSLookup Property
Type: String
Description: ReverseDNSLookup returns the host name or host associated with your
visitor’s IP Address.
C# syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.ReverseDNSLookup);
VB.NET syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.ReverseDNSLookup)
ScreenHeight Property
Type: String
Description: ScreenHeight returns the height of your visitor’s screen size resolution, i.e.
“600”.
C# syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.ScreenHeight);
VB.NET syntax:
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Response.Write(MyBOClass.ScreenHeight)
ScreenWidth Property
Type: String
Description: Width returns the width of your visitor’s screen size resolution, i.e. “800”.
C# syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.ScreenWidth);
VB.NET syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.ScreenWidth)
ShockwaveDirectorInstalled Property
Type: String
Description: ShockwaveDirectorInstalled returns “True” or “False” to indicate if Adobe
Director Plug-in is installed. Not accessible by all of the browsers, it will return
C# syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.ShockwaveDirectorInstalled);
VB.NET syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.ShockwaveDirectorInstalled)
ShockwaveFlashVersion Property
Type: String
Description: ShockwaveDirectorVersion returns the version of Adobe Director Plug-in, i.e. “”.
Not accessible by all of the browsers, it will return “Not tested” if the plug-in
cannot be detected.
C# syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.ShockwaveDirectorVersion);
VB.NET syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.ShockwaveDirectorVersion)
SilverlightInstalled Property
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Type: String
Description: SilverlightInstalled returns “True” or “False” to indicate if Microsoft Silverlight
Plug-in is installed. Not accessible by all of the browsers, it will return “Not
C# syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.SilverlightInstalled);
VB.NET syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.SilverlightInstalled)
SilverlightVersion Property
Type: String
Description: SilverlightVersion returns the version of Microsoft Silverlight Plug-in, i.e. “1.0”.
cannot be detected.
C# syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass. SilverlightVersion);
VB.NET syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass. SilverlightVersion)
SkypeInstalled Property
Type: String
Description: SkypeInstalled returns “True” or “False” to indicate if Skype Client is installed.
cannot be detected.
C# syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.SkypeInstalled);
VB.NET syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.SkypeInstalled)
SoundCardInstalled Property
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Type: String
Description: SoundCardInstalled returns “True” or “False” to indicate if there is any audio
output. Not accessible by all of the browsers, it will return “Not tested” if the
C# syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.SoundCardInstalled);
VB.NET syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.SoundCardInstalled)
SSLSupported Property
Type: String
Description: SSLSupported returns “True” or “False” to indicate if Secure Sockets Layer
(SSL) is supported by the browser.
C# syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.SSLSupported);
VB.NET syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.SSLSupported)
SSLActive Property
Type: String
Description: SSLActive returns “True” or “False” to indicate if your visitor is connected
through an active SSL connection. This test is not available on all web servers
and platforms.
C# syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.SSLActive);
VB.NET syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.SSLActive)
SSLCipherSuite Property
Type: String
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Description: SSLCipherSuite returns the SSL cipher suite used for SSL session. This test is
only available if your visitor is connected through an active SSL connection.
C# syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.SSLCipherSuite);
VB.NET syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.SSLCipherSuite)
SSLEnabled Property
Type: String
Description: SSLEnabled returns “True” or “False” to indicate if your visitor’s browser
enables SSL. To run this test, the browser must be able to display images.
C# syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.SSLEnabled);
VB.NET syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.SSLEnabled)
SSLKeySize Property
Type: String
Description: SSLKeySize returns the SSL key size which is supported by your visitor’s
browser, i.e. “128 bit”. This test is not available on all web servers and
platforms.
C# syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.SSLKeySize);
VB.NET syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.SSLKeySize)
SVGInstalled Property
Type: String
Description: SVGInstalled returns “True” or “False” to indicate if SVG Viewer Plug-in is
installed. Not accessible by all of the browsers, it will return “Not tested” if the
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C# syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.SVGInstalled);
VB.NET syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.SVGInstalled)
SystemLanguage Property
Type: String
Description: SystemLanguage returns the language edition of your visitor’s operating system
in language code format, e.g “en-us”.
C# syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.SystemLanguage)
VB.NET syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.SystemLanguage)
TableBackgroundColor Property
Type: String
Description: TableBackgroundColor returns “True” or “False” to indicate if the browser
supports the ability to control the table display color.
C# syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.TableBackgroundColor)
VB.NET syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.TableBackgroundColor)
TablesBackgroundImage Property
Type: String
Description: TableBackgroundImage returns “True” or “False” to indicate if the browser
supports and displays table background image.
C# syntax:
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Response.Write(MyBOClass.TableBackgroundImage)
VB.NET syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.TableBackgroundImage)
Tables Property
Type: String
Description: Tables returns “True” of “False” to determine if the browser supports and display
HTML table.
C# syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.Tables);
VB.NET syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.Tables)
TextSize Property
Type: String
Description: TextSize returns string to indicate the size of text that shown in your visitor’s
browser, e.g. “Medium”, “Larger” and so on. This property is only available with
IE5 and later.
C# syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.TextSize);
VB.NET syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.TextSize)
Time Property
Type: String
Description: Time returns string to indicate the current time of your visitor, i.e. “11:31:08 AM”.
C# syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.Time);
VB.NET syntax:
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Response.Write(MyBOClass.Time)
TimeZoneDifference Property
Type: String
Description: TimeZoneDifference returns the time zone difference between the server’s time
zone and the time zone where the visitor’s browser is running in, i.e. “No
Difference. You are in the same time zone with BrowserObject.”
C# syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.TimeZoneDifference);
VB.NET syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.TimeZoneDifference)
TotalFontInstalled Property
Type: String
Description: TotalFontInstalled returns the total fonts that have been installed in your visitor’s
machine, i.e. “ 183”. Not accessible by all of the browsers, it will return “Not
tested” if it is cannot be detected.
C# syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.TotalFontInstalled);
VB.NET syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.TotalFontInstalled)
URLReferrer Property
Type: String
Description: URLReferrer returns the URL of the reffering page if any.
C# syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.URLReferrer);
VB.NET syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.URLReferrer)
UserLanguage Property
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Type: String
Description: UserLanguage returns the language code corresponding to the regional settings
from your visitor, i.e. “en-us”.
C# syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.UserLanguage)
VB.NET syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.UserLanguage)
VBScriptSupported Property
Type: String
Description: VBScriptSupported returns “True” of “False” to determine if the browser supports
VBScript.
C# syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.VBScriptSupported);
VB.NET syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.VBScriptSupported)
VBScriptBuild Property
Type: String
Description: VBScriptBuild returns the build number of VBScript engine in your visitor’s
browser, e.g. “5.7.5730”.
C# syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.VBScriptBuild);
VB.NET syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.VBScriptBuild)
VBScriptEnabled Property
Type: String
Description: VBScriptEnabled returns “True” or “False” to indicate if the browser allowed
VBScript and has it enable.
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C# syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.VBScriptEnabled);
VB.NET syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.VBScriptEnabled)
Version Property
Type: String
Description: Version returns the version of browser, i.e.”7.0”. It is a combination of Major
Version and Minor Version.
C# syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.Version);
VB.NET syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.Version)
ViewpointInstalled Property
Type: String
Description: ViewPointInstalled returns “True” or “False” to indicate if the Viewpoint Plug-in is
installed.
C# syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.ViewpointInstalled);
VB.NET syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.ViewpointInstalled)
VirtualMachineName Property
Type: String
Description: VirtualMachineName returns the name of Java Virtual Machine, i.e. “Java
HotSpot(TM) Client VM”. To run this property test, Java and Java Applets have
to be enabled.
C# syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.VirtualMachineName);
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VB.NET syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.VirtualMachineName)
VirtualMachineVersion Property
Type: String
Description: VirtualMachineVersion returns version of Java Virtual Machine, i.e. “1.6.0_03-
b05”. To run this property test, Java and Java Applets have to be enabled.
C# syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.VirtualMachineVersion);
VB.NET syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.VirtualMachineVersion)
WAP Property
Type: String
Description: WAP returns “True” of “False” to determine if the device supports WML and WAP
(Wireless Application Protocol).
C# syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.WAP);
VB.NET syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.WAP)
WAPDeviceModel Property
Type: String
Description: WAPDeviceModel returns the model of known device.
C# syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.WAPDeviceModel);
VB.NET syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.WAPDeviceModel)
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WAPGateway Property
Type: String
Description: WAPGateway returns the information of the UP.Link gateway.
C# syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.WAPGateway);
VB.NET syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.WAPGateway)
WAPMaximumDeckSize Property
Type: String
Description: WAPMaximumDeckSize returns the supported maximum number of bytes in a
deck.
C# syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.WAPMaximumDeckSize);
VB.NET syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.WAPMaximumDeckSize)
WAPSubscriberID Property
Type: String
Description: WAPSubscriberID returns the unique subscriber ID of WAP visitor.
C# syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.WAPSubscriberID);
VB.NET syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.WAPSubscriberID)
WidthAvailable Property
Type: String
Description: WidthAvailable returns the actual amount of width available in the browser
window itself.
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C# syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.WidthAvailable);
VB.NET syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.WidthAvailable)
Win16 Property
Type: String
Description: Win16 returns “True” of “False” to determine if the browser is running on a 16-bit
operating system.
C# syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.Win16);
VB.NET syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.Win16)
Win32 Property
Type: String
operating system.
C# syntax:
VB.NET syntax:
Win64 Property
Type: String
operating system.
C# syntax:
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VB.NET syntax:
WindowsMediaPlayerInstalled Property
Type: String
Description: WindowsMediaPlayer returns “True” of “False” to determine if Windows Media
Player Plug-in is installed.
C# syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.WindowsMediaPlayerInstalled);
VB.NET syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.WindowsMediaPlayerInstalled)
WindowsMediaPlayerVersion Property
Type: String
Description: WindowsMediaPlayerVersion returns the version of Windows Media Player Plug-
in, i.e. “11.0.5721.5230”.
C# syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.WindowsMediaPlayerVersion);
VB.NET syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.WindowsMediaPlayerVersion)
WindowsMessengerInstalled Property
Type: String
Description: WindowsMessengerInstalled returns “True” of “False” to determine if the
Windows Messenger is installed.
C# syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.WindowsMessengerInstalled);
VB.NET syntax:
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Response.Write(MyBOClass.WindowsMessengerInstalled)
WindowsMessengerStatus Property
Type: String
Description: WindowsMessengerStatus returns the status of Windows Messenger, e.g. “Busy”.
C# syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass. MyBOClass.WindowsMessengerStatus);
VB.NET syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.WindowsMessengerStatus)
XMLSupported Property
Type: String
Description: XMLSupported returns “True” of “False” to determine if the browser supports
XML (extended markup language).
C# syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.XMLSupported);
VB.NET syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.XMLSupported)
XMLVersion Property
Type: String
Description: XMLVersion returns the version of supported XML, i.e.” Version 6”.
C# syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.XMLVersion);
VB.NET syntax:
Response.Write(MyBOClass.XMLVersion)
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Integration with the IP2LocationTM component
If you have subscribed BrowserObjectTM Component Basic Edition or onwards, and if you are
existing user of IP2LocationTM, now you can easily integrate the two components and you are
able to get your user’s geolocation information at the same time.
To place IP2LocationTM in BrowserObjectTM, import BIN data file in your web directory, you can
choose to place in sub directory if you want, but you will have to define the path in Web.Config.
To define the path of IP2Location BIN data file, please add this single line of code:
<appSettings><add key="strIP2LocationPath" value="IP-COUNTRY-

* Please DO NOT change the key, remain “strIP2LocationPath”, where as the value is the path
that you have to define, e.g. if you place the BIN file in sub directory named Data in this project,
then your value will be Data\IP-COUNTRY-SAMPLE.BIN”
We suggest you to place your files in a secure folder with randomed name, such as “bo8rd21.
For more information, please visit www.ip2location.com or contact your IP2Location

representative:
Email: sales@ip2location.com
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Properties and Sample Codes for integration with IP2LocationTM
The following properties are only available with the purchase of IP2Location’s data product.
Properties
Status Property
Type: String
Description: Status will return a string which is the error message and helps in error handling.
Syntax for C#:

{
IP2LocationClass = BrowserObjectControl.getIP2Location();
if (IP2LocationClass.Status == "")
Response.Write("City: " + IP2LocationClass.City);
else
Response.Write("IP2Location Status: " + IP2LocationClass.Status);
}
else
Response.Write("BrowserObjectControl.Message);
VB.NET Syntax:
Dim IP2LocationClass As New BrowserObject.IP2LocationClass
If BrowserObjectControl.Message = "" Then

IP2LocationClass = BrowserObjectControl.getIP2Location()
If oIP2LocationClass.Status = Nothing Then

Response.Write("City: " + IP2LocationClass.City)
Else
Response.Write("IP2Location Status: " + IP2LocationClass.Status)
End If
Else
Response.Write(BrowserObjectControl.Message)
End If
City Property
Type: String
Description: City returns the city name of your visitor.
C# syntax:
private BrowserObject.IP2LocationClass IP2LocationClass = new
BrowserObject.IP2LocationClass();
{
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Response.Write("City: " + IP2LocationClass.City);

else
}
else
VB.NET Syntax:


Response.Write("City: " + IP2LocationClass.City)
Else
End If
Else
End If
CountryShort Property
Type: String
Description: Country returns the ISO-3166 two character country name for your visitor.
C# syntax:
{
Response.Write("CountryShort: " + IP2LocationClass.CountryShort);
else
}
else
VB.NET Syntax:


Response.Write("CountryShort: " + IP2LocationClass.CountryShort)
Else
End If
Else
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End If
CountryLong Property
Type: String
Description: Country returns the country name of your visitor.
C# syntax:
{
Response.Write("CountryLong: " + IP2LocationClass.CountryLong);
else
}
else
VB.NET Syntax:


Response.Write("CountryLong: " + IP2LocationClass.CountryLong)
Else
End If
Else
End If
DomainName Property
Type: String
Description: DomainName returns the internet domain name of your visitor.
C# syntax:
{
Response.Write("DomainName: " + IP2LocationClass.DomainName);
else
}
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else
VB.NET Syntax:


Response.Write("DomainName: " + IP2LocationClass.DomainName)
Else
End If
Else
End If
InternetServiceProvider Property
Type: String
Description: InternetServiceProvider returns the internet service provider name or company’s
name of your visitor.
C# syntax:
{
Response.Write("InternetServiceProvider: " +
IP2LocationClass.InternetServiceProvider);
else
}
else
VB.NET Syntax:


Response.Write("InternetServiceProvider: " +
IP2LocationClass.InternetServiceProvider)
Else
End If
Else
End If
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Latitude Property
Type: String
Description: Latitude returns the city’s latitude of your visitor.
C# syntax:
{
Response.Write("Latitude: " + IP2LocationClass.Latitude);
else
}
else
VB.NET Syntax:


Response.Write("Latitude: " + IP2LocationClass.Latitude)
Else
End If
Else
End If
Longitude Property
Type: String
Description: Longitude returns the city’s longitude of your visitor.
C# syntax:
{
Response.Write("Longitude: " + IP2LocationClass.Longitude);
else
}
else
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VB.NET Syntax:


Response.Write("Longitude: " + IP2LocationClass.Longitude)
Else
End If
Else
End If
NetSpeed Property
Type: String
Description: NetSpeed returns the internet connection type of your visitor.
C# syntax:
{
Response.Write("NetSpeed: " + IP2LocationClass.NetSpeed);
else
}
else
VB.NET Syntax:


Response.Write("NetSpeed: " + IP2LocationClass.NetSpeed)
Else
End If
Else
End If
Region Property
Type: String
Description: Region returns the region or state name of your visitor.
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C# syntax:
{
Response.Write("Region: " + IP2LocationClass.Region);
else
}
else
VB.NET Syntax:


Response.Write("Region: " + IP2LocationClass.Region)
Else
End If
Else
End If
TimeZone Property
Type: String
Description: Region returns the UTC time zone of your visitor.
C# syntax:
{
Response.Write("TimeZone: " + IP2LocationClass.TimeZone);
else
}
else
VB.NET Syntax:
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Response.Write("TimeZone: " + IP2LocationClass.TimeZone)
Else
End If
Else
End If
ZipCode Property
Type: String
Description: Region returns the US ZIP code.of your visitor.
C# syntax:
{
Response.Write("ZipCode: " + IP2LocationClass.ZipCode);
else
}
else
VB.NET Syntax:


Response.Write("ZipCode: " + IP2LocationClass.ZipCode)
Else
End If
Else
End If
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Quick Methods and Properties List
Function Name Description

getObject() The getObject method provides access to all of the information of
your visitor’s browser
ClearSessionCache ClearSessionCache set to ‘False’ and BrowserObject will

automatically get the result from Session for better performance and
shortens the page loading time.
Detection_Method Detection_Method let you define if you wish to perform all of the
tests, or customize one according to your need. For example, if you
are only about to detect if your user has Real Player installed, then
you can set the Detection_Method value to ‘Custom’.
Message This property will return a string which is the error message and
helps in error handling.
FontsToCheck Define which font to be checked. If you leave it blank, all of the
. installed fonts will be listed out.
PortsToCheck Define which port to be checked.
BrowserObjectVersion This property returns the version of BrowserObjectTM .NET

Component.
BrowserObjectDefinition This property returns the version of BrowserObjectTM definition is

currently in use.
AcrobatReaderInstalled This property returns “True” or “False” to indicate if Adobe Acrobat

Reader plug-in is installed.
AcrobatReaderVersion This property returns the version of Adobe Acrobat Reader if it’s
installed, e.g. “8.1.1”.
ActiveXControls This property returns “True” or “False” to indicate if the browser

supports ActiveX Controls.
ActiveXEnabled This property returns “True” or “False” to indicate if the browser has
ActiveX Controls enabled or disabled.
AJAXSupported This property returns “True” or “False” to determine if the browser

supports Asynchronization of JavaScript and XML (AJAX).
Alpha Alpha returns “True” or “False” to indicate if the browser is an alpha

version and still under development.
AOL This property returns “True” or “False” to indicate if the browser is an

America Online branded browser.
AOLVersion This property returns the version number of AOL if the browser is an
America Online branded browser.
AuthenticodeUpdate This property returns the version of Authenticode (digitally signing
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code) which the browser supports.
BackgroundSounds This property returns “True” or “False” to determine if the browser

can play background sounds.
Beta This property returns “True” or “False” to determine if the browser is

a beta version.
Browser This property returns the browser’s name, e.g. “IE”, “Netscape”,
“Mozilla”, “Opera” and so on.
BrowserBuild This property returns a string containing the build number of the
browser, e.g. “7.0.5730.11”.
CDF This property returns “True” or “False” to determine if the browser

supports the Channel Definition Format for webcasting.
CharHeightAvailable This property returns the number of text lines that can fit on the
device without causing scrolling.
CharWidthAvailable This property returns the text characters that can fit across one line
on the device without causing a line break.
CitrixInstalled This property returns “True” or “False” to determine if Citrix Viewer

plug-in is installed.
City This property returns the city name for your visitor.
ClientDate This property returns the date of client browser, e.g. “2008-01-25”
ClientTime This property returns the time of client browser, e.g. “10:09:35”
CLRVersion This property returns the version of the .NET Common Language
Runtime (CLR) if installed, e.g. "2.0.50727".
ColorDepth This property returns bits of the screen’s resolution, e.g. “8”, “16” and
so on.
CompressGZIP This property returns “True” or “False” to determine if browser

accepts compressed content in GZip format.
ConnectionType This property returns a string to determine the type of network

connection of your visitor, e.g “LAN”, “MODEM”, “OFFLINE” and so
on.
CookiesEnabled This property returns “True” or “False” to determine if cookies is

enabled. It will return “False” if your visitor disabled the cookies.
CookiesSupported This property returns “True” or “False” to determine if browser

supports cookies.
CountryLong This property returns the country name for your visitor.
CountryShort This property returns the ISO-3166 two character country name for
your visitor.
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Crawler This property returns “True” or “False” to indicate if the browser is a

crawler, spider or any other agents of search engine.
CrystalReportInstalled This property returns “True” or “False” to indicate if Seagate Crystal

Report plug-in has been installed.
CSSSupported This property returns “True” or “False” to indicate if the browser

supports Cascading Style Sheets (CSS).
CSSVersion This property returns the version of the supported style sheets.
DeviceXDPI This property returns actual number of horizontal dots per inch of the
display screen, e.g. “120”
DeviceYDPI This property returns the actual number of vertical dots per inch of
the display screen, e.g. “120”
DHTML This property returns “True” or “False” to determine if the browser

supports DHTML script.
DirectorInstalled This property returns “True” or “False” to indicate if Adobe Director

DirectorVersion This property returns the version of Adobe Director plug-in.
Domain This property returns the internet domain name for your visitor.
EmailCrawler This property returns “True” or “False” to determine if the visiting

agent is a crawler that collects email addresses.
FileUpload This property returns “True” or “False” to determine if the browser

enables file upload to a server.
Firewall This property returns “True” or “False” to indicate if there is a firewall

behind blocking traffic on certain ports.
FlashInstalled This property returns “True” or “False” to indicate if Adobe Flash

FlashVersion This property returns the version of Adobe Flash plug-in.
FontColor This property returns “True” or “False” to indicate if the browser

supports the display of different colored text.
FontsInstalled This property returns fonts installed on client machine.
FontSize This property returns “True” or “False” that indicates if the browser
supports the ability of displaying varying font sizes.
FontSmoothing This property returns “True” or “False” that indicates if the Smooth
Edges of Screen Fonts option in Control Panel has been selected.
Frames This property returns “True” or “False” that determine if the browser
supports frames.
FullVersion This property returns a string that representing the version of the
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entire browser, e.g. “4.04”.
Gecko This property returns “True” or “False” to indicate that if the browser
is using the Gecko engine.
GeckoActive This property returns “True” or “False” to indicate that if the browser
supports ActiveX in Gecko engine, e.g Mozilla FireFox and other
variants.
GeckoBuildDate This property returns the build date of the Gecko engine, e.g.
“20060612”.
HDML This property returns “True” or “False” to determine if the wireless

devices support WAP’s predecessor.
Height This property returns the height of the the visitor’s screen size
resolution.
HeightAvailable This property returns the actual amount of height available in the
browser window itself.
HighSecurity HighSecurity returns “True” or “False” to determine if the security

settings in Internet Explorer is set to High.
IFrames This property returns “True” or “False” to determine if the browser

supports the HTML IFrame tag.
ImageEnabled This property returns “True” or “False” to determine if the browser is

configured to display images. This property is not accessible in all of
the Web Browser.
InternalIP This property returns the non-routable IP address in your visitor’s

network.
InternetConnectionWizar This property returns the version of Internet Connection Wizard.

dVersion
IPAddress This property returns the IP address of your visitor.
IPIXViewerInstalled This property returns “True” or “False” to indicate if the plug-in of IPIX
Image Viewer is installed.
IsBanned This property returns “True” of “False” to determine if the browser is

banned user agent.
IsMobileDevice This property returns “True” of “False” to determine if your visitor is

using recognized mobile device.
ISP This property returns the Internet Service Provider or Company’s

name for your visitor.
IsProxy This property returns “True” of “False” to determine if your visitor is

behind a proxy server.
IsSyndicationReader This property returns “True” of “False” to determine if the browser is

actually an RSS, Atom, or other XML-based feed reader or
aggregator.
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JavaAppletsSupported This property returns “True” of “False” to determine if Java™ applets

are supported by the browser.
JavaEnabled This property returns “True” of “False” to determine if the browser

has Java allowed and enabled.
JavaScriptSupported This property returns “True” of “False” to determine if the browser

supports JavaScript.
JavaScriptBuild This property returns the build number of JavaScript engine in your
visitor’s browser, e.g. “5.7.5730”.
JavaScriptEnabled This property returns “True” or “False” to indicate if the browser has
allow JavaScript and enabled it.
JavaScriptVersion This property returns the version of supported JavaScript, e.g. “1.5”.
JavaVendor This property returns the Java Virtual Machine version, e.g. “Sun
Microsystems Inc.”.
JavaVersion This property returns the version of Java Virtual Machine version,
e.g. “1.6.0_03”.
Latitude This property returns the city’s latitude for your visitor.
LogicalXDPI This property returns the normal number of horizontal dots per inch
(DPI) of the display screen, e.g. “120”
LogicalYDPI LogicalXDPI returns the normal number of vertical dots per inch
(DPI) of the display screen, e.g. “120”
Longitude This property returns the city’s longitude for your visitor.
MajorVersion This property returns the major version of your visitor’s browser, e.g.
“7”
MapGuideInstalled This property returns “True” or “False” to determine if Autodesk

MapGuide plug-in is installed.
MinorVersion This property returns the minor version of your visitor’s browser, e.g.
“0”.
MinorVersionLetter This property returns the minor version letter of your visitor’s
browser, e.g. “C”.
MouseOver This property returns “True” or “False” to indicate if the browser

supports the mouse over effects.
MSJVMBuild This property returns version of Microsoft Java Virtual Machine Build
number, e.g.” 5.0.5000.0”.
MSNNetwork This property returns “True” or “False” to indicate if your visitor is

from MSN network.
NETCLR This property returns “True” or “False” indication if .NET Common
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Language Runtime (CLR) is installed.
NetMeetingBuild This property returns the build number of Microsoft Netmeeting

Control, e.g. “4.4.0.3400".
NetscapeGold This property returns “True” or “False” to determine if the browser is

a Gold version of Netscape.
NetSpeed This property returns the internet connection type for your visitor.
OpenedPorts This property returns the targeted port is remain opened or closed.
OSArchitecture This property returns a string indicating the architecture of the

operating system.
OSInformation This property returns a string indicating the information of operating

system, e.g.”Microsoft”.
OSName This property returns a string indicating the name of operating

system, e.g.” Windows XP”.
OSVersion This property returns the version of operating system, e.g.” 5.1”.
OutlookVersion This property returns version of Microsoft Outlook, e.g.”

6.0.2900.2180”.
Platform This property returns the platform of your visitor’s machine, e.g.” Win
XP”.
PNGSupported This fucntion returns “True” or “False” to determine if the browser

supports Portable Network Graphic (PNG) image file format.
PopupBlocked This property returns “True” or “False” to determine if the browser

has its Pop-up blocker turned on, either a pop-up is being blocked by
the browser itself or through a third party software.
Ports This property returns results of ports checking, either open, or close.
ProxyString This property returns proxy information that sent by the proxy server
if your visitor is behind a proxy server.
QuickTimeInstalled This property return “True” or “False” to indicate if the Apple Quick
Time Player plug-in is installed.
QuickTimeVersion This property returns the version of Apple Quick Time Player plug-in.
RealPlayerInstalled This property return “True” or “False” to indicate if the Real Player
RealPlayerVersion This property returns the build number of Real Player plug-in, e.g.
“6.0.12.1578”.
Region This property returns the region or state name for your visitor.
ReverseDNS This property returns the host name or host associated with your
visitor’s IP Address.
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RealPlayerInstalled This property return “True” or “False” to indicate if the Real Player
ScreenHeight This property returns the height of your visitor’s screen size
resolution, e.g. “600”.
ScreenWidth This property returns the width of your visitor’s screen size resolution,
e.g. “800”.
ServerDate This property returns the date of server, e.g. “2008-01-25”
ServerTime This property returns the time of server, e.g. “10:09:35”
SilverlightInstalled This property returns “True” or “False” to indicate if Microsoft

Silverlight plug-in is installed.
SilverlightVersion This property returns the version of Microsoft Silverlight plug-in, e.g.
“1.0”.
SoundCardInstalled This property returns “True” or “False” to indicate if there is any audio
output.
SSLSupported This property returns “True” or “False” to indicate if Secure Sockets

Layer (SSL) is supported by the browser.
SSLActive This property returns “True” or “False” to indicate if your visitor is

connected through an active SSL connection. This test is not
available on all web servers and platforms.
SSLCipherSuite This property returns the SSL cipher suite used for SSL session.
SSLEnabled This property returns “True” or “False” to indicate if your visitor’s

browser enables SSL. To run this test, the browser must be able to
display images.
SSLKeySize This property returns the SSL key size which is supported by your
visitor’s browser, e.g. “128” bit.
SoundCardInstalled This property returns “True” or “False” to indicate if there is any audio
output.
SVGViewerInstalled This property returns “True” or “False” to indicate if SVG Viewer plug-
in is installed.
SystemLanguage This property returns the language edition of your visitor’s operating
system in language code format, e.g “en-us”.
TableBackgroundColor This property returns “True” or “False” to indicate if the browser

supports the ability to control the table display color.
TableBackgroundImage This property returns “True” of “False” to determine if the browser

supports and display HTML table.
Tables This property returns “True” of “False” to determine if the browser
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supports and display HTML table.
TextSize This property returns string to indicate the size of text that shown in
your visitor’s browser.
TimeZone This property returns the UTC time zone for your visitor.
SVGViewerInstalled This property returns “True” or “False” to indicate if SVG Viewer plug-
in is installed.
TimeZoneDifference This property returns the time zone difference between the server’s
time zone and the time zone where the visitor’s browser is running in,
e.g. “-8”.
TotalFontsInstalled This property returns total fonts installed on the client machine.
URLReferrer This property returns the URL of the reffering page if any.
UserLanguage This property returns the language code corresponding to the

regional settings from your visitor, e.g. “EN-US”.
VBScriptSupported This property returns “True” of “False” to determine if the browser

supports VBScript.
VBScriptBuild This property returns the build number of VBScript engine in your
visitor’s browser, e.g. “5.7.5730”.
ViewpointInstalled This property returns “True” or “False” to indicate if the Viewpoint

TimeZoneDifference This property returns the time zone difference between the server’s
time zone and the time zone where the visitor’s browser is running in,
e.g. “-8”.
TotalFontsInstalled This property returns total fonts installed on the client machine.
VirtualMachineName This property returns the name of Java Virtual Machine, e.g. “Java
HotSpot(TM) Client VM”.
VirtualMachineVersion This property returns version of Java Virtual Machine, e.g. “1.6.0_03-
b05”.
WAPDeviceModel This property returns the model of known device.
WAPGateway This property returns the information of the UP.Link gateway.
VirtualMachineName This property returns the name of Java Virtual Machine, e.g. “Java
HotSpot(TM) Client VM”.
VirtualMachineVersion This property returns version of Java Virtual Machine, e.g. “1.6.0_03-
b05”.
WAPMaximumDeckSize This property returns the supported maximum number of bytes in a

deck.
WAPSubscriberID This property returns the unique subscriber ID of WAP visitor.
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WidthAvailable This property returns the actual amount of width available in the
browser window itself.
Win16 This property returns “True” of “False” to determine if the browser is

running on a 16-bit operating system.


WMPInstalled This property returns “True” of “False” to determine if Windows Media

Player plug-in is installed.
WMPVersion This property returns the version of Windows Media Player plug-in,
e.g. “11.0.5721.5230”.
WindowsMessengerInstal This property returns “True” of “False” to determine if the Windows

led Messenger is installed.
WindowsMessengerStatu This property returns the status of Windows Messenger, e.g. “Busy”.
s
XMLSupported This property returns “True” of “False” to determine if the browser
supports XML (extended markup language).
XMLVersion This property returns the version of supported XML, e.g.” 6”.
ZipCode This property returns the US ZIP code for your visitor. This property
is only available with the purchase of IP2Location’s data product.
WMPVersion This property returns the version of Windows Media Player plug-in,
e.g. “11.0.5721.5230”.
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Overview.......................................................................................................................................

Introduction of the BrowserObjectTM .................................................................................... 2

Quick Start Guide....................................................................................................................... 3

Step 1: Download and Installation.................................................................................... 3

Step 2: Create Random Configuration Folder .............................................................. 3

Step 3: Import License Key ................................................................................................ 3

Step 4: Import IP2Location BIN Data File ...................................................................... 4

Step 5: Import Definition File.............................................................................................. 4

Step 5: Import Java Applet Class File ............................................................................. 5

Step 6: Import Image Files and URL for SSL Detection............................................ 5

Step 7: Installation Testing ................................................................................................. 6

Installation Guide ....................................................................................................................... 7

Minimum System Requirements....................................................................................... 7

Placing BrowserObjectTM in application .............................................................................. 8

Working with the BrowserObjectTM component ...............................................................15

Control, Methods and Properties in BrowserObjectTM ..............................................15

Integration with the IP2LocationTM component ................................................................62

Properties and Sample Codes for integration with IP2LocationTM ........................63

Quick Methods and Properties List .....................................................................................71

For more information, please visit http://www.browserobject.com or contact your BrowserObject

Introduction of the BrowserObjectTM

BrowserObject™ is a server component detecting Web Browser capabilities such as supported

Quick Start Guide

The steps are as follows:

Step 1: Download and Installation

Step 2: Create Random Configuration Folder

Step 3: Import License Key

Note: Your license key is attached in the email we sent you.

<appSettings> <add key="strPath" value="bo8rd21/license.key"/></appSettings>

Step 4: Import IP2Location BIN Data File

<appSettings><add key="strIP2LocationPath" value="bo8rd21/IP-COUNTRY-

Please DO NOT change the ‘key’, let it remain “strIP2LocationPath”.

Step 5: Import Definition File and Filter FIle

<add key="strBOFilterPath" value=”bo8rd21/browserobject.fil"/></appSettings>

Step 5: Import Java Applet Class File

This step is needed for detecting Java based properties.

The applet is named BrowserObject.class and is installed by default to C:\Program

Step 6: Import Image Files and URL for SSL Detection

Step 7: Installation Testing

Below are the minimum requirements for running BrowserObject™:

Minimum Platform Requirements

Minimum Configuration Requirements

Scenario CPU Required RAM Required

Minimum System Requirements for .NET Framework

9 .NET Framework version 1.1 / .NET Framework version 2.0

Placing BrowserObjectTM in application

Steps for using BrowserObject™

1. Open your Web project, or create a new project if it is a new one.

3. Browse to C:\Program Files\BrowserObject\ directory and select the browserobject.dll.

4. Click OK and you're done.

<appSettings><add key="strPath" value="license.key"/></appSettings>

<appSettings><add key="strIP2LocationPath" value="IP-COUNTRY-

13. BrowserObjectTM Component allows you to customize which detection to be performed by

.NET 1.1 and .NET 2.0

.NET 1.1 and .NET 2.0

private BrowserObject.BrowserObjectClass MyBOClass = new

Response.Write("Flash Installed: " + MyBOClass.FlashInstalled );

Using the examples above, we will place the codes at WebForm1.aspx.cs

For VB.NET user, the sample codes are as below:

Dim boclass As New BrowserObject.BrowserObjectClass

Response.Write("Flash Installed: " & MyBOClass.FlashInstalled )

Working with the BrowserObjectTM component

Control, Methods and Properties in BrowserObjectTM

Please refer to Placing BrowserObject™ in application on how to use BrowserObjectTM Control.