Say a user attempts to view a page and the browser is detected to have not passed. I would like to be able to list (for ( keys %passed )) the passed browsers along with formal browser names, versions, and URL info.

I am seeing something like this forming: 

my %passed    =    {                    # MSIE 5.0 on MS NT 4.0
                    1    =    (        HTTP_USER_AGENT    =>    "Mozil
+la/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 5.0; Windows NT; DigExt)",
                                    NAME            =>    "MS Internet
+ Explorer"
                                    VERSION            =>    "5.0"
                                    PLATFORM        =>    "NT"

                                    MANUFACTURER    =>    "Microsoft"
                                    URL                =>    "http://w
+ww.microsoft.com"

[download]

Does this seem like the correct way to go with this idea? How would I structure the line to display the info like: 

Here is a list of browsers that have passed testing:

   + MS Internet Explorer 5.0 / NT (http://www.microsoft.com)
...

being that the info is a hash in a hash in a hash?

======================
Sean Shrum
http://www.shrum.net

In reply to Re: Re: Need help protecting the user - detecting and redirecting browsers the ADVANCED way... by S_Shrum
in thread Need help protecting the user - detecting and redirecting browsers the ADVANCED way... by S_Shrum

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