> ## ColdFusionMX BrowserHawk Samples

> Index of BrowserHawk ColdFusionMX samples.

> > | Using the BrowserHawk4J Custom Tag
> > bh4jtagusage.cfm | Provides an overview of how to use the BrowserHawk4J custom tag with CFMX. The custom tag makes it extremely simple to use BrowserHawk in your CFM pages, without having to know anything about how BrowserHawk works or how to use it. Ideal for those looking to get up and running with BrowserHawk in just seconds, literrally!
> > bh4jtagtest.cfm | Demonstrates the BrowserHawk4J custom tag in action. This sample uses the tag to perform a variety of popular tests such as checking for Flash, disabled cookies, disabled JavaScript, broadband connections and more.
> > | Using BrowserHawk4J directly (without the Custom Tag)
> > basics.cfm | Demonstrates how to create an instance of the BrowserHawk component from your pages to detect basic properties, such as browser type, version, and platform.
> > popular.cfm | Demonstrates how to detect "extended" properties, which are properties that can differ based each user's configuration. In particular we demonstrate some of the more popular BrowserHawk tests such as detecting Flash, screen size, disabled cookies, disabled JavaScript, and broadband vs. dial-up connections. Also demonstrates how to have BrowserHawk automatically cache the test results in the user's session. Requires Professional or Enterprise Edition.
> > showbrow.cfm | Performs a complete anlaysis of your browser and system settings as detected by BrowserHawk and displays the results.
> > broadband.cfm | Demonstrates how to detect if the user is on a dial-up Vs. broadband connection. Requires Professional or Enterprise Edition.
> > popupcheck.cfm | Demonstrates how to detect if the user has blocked popups. Requires Enterprise Edition.
> > osinfo.cfm | Demonstrates how to determine the operating system name, version and architecture. Especially useful for detecting Mac OS 9 and Mac OS X version numbers. Requires Enterprise Edition.
> > java.cfm | Demonstrates how to determine exactly what Java capabilities a browser has (advanced topic). Requires Enterprise Edition.
> > fontcheck_basic.cfm | Demonstrates how to detect if the user has fonts installed that you require. Requires Enterprise Edition.
> > fontcheck_adv.cfm | Provides a more extensive look at detecting installed fonts with BrowserHawk. Requires Enterprise Edition.

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