• Where is the list of browser versions that is being checked against to determine if a dashboard_browser_nag is shown?

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  • Moderator bcworkz

    (@bcworkz)

    It’s a JSON file stored on api.www.remarpro.com. For details on how it is retrieved see the source code.

    Thread Starter loudrake

    (@loudrake)

    Thank you. Is the list of browsers always just the latest version for each or how is that updated? I have a client that has to use IE 9.0 for some of their other software vendors applications to work and they are refusing to switch off IE and want to know if they can go up to IE 10 to get rid of the browser_nag. I don’t want to remove the code from the dashboard file or I’ll be doing it on every update too.

    Thanks again.

    Moderator bcworkz

    (@bcworkz)

    I’ve no idea sorry. You could send an IE 10 User Agent string through the function and see what comes back.

    Yes, do not alter dashboard.php for this! You might be able to hide the nag box the same way you would hide other meta boxes by script. I believe the screen settings are stored in the options table. The trick is to set the hide setting right after the nag script sets it to display to begin with.

    You might be able to hide the nag box with CSS. If not that, then jQuery should be able to hide or remove the content, though users may see it flash on as the page loads before jQuery has a chance to remove it.

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