Detecting Script enabled or not in Client Browsers

Guest · Jul 29, 2005

Hi,

I'm having a very genuine problem: I'm developing an ASP.NET web
application. Since I'm using a lot of Javascripts in my pages, I want to
ensure that my clients do not disable Script in settings. If they do so, I
need to give them a warning. Any insight into this is higly appreciated.

Thanks very much in advance.

Guest · Jul 29, 2005

Hi,

Could you not use javascript set a value (hidden form field?) on load in the
page and check on postback if that value has been set?

Guest · Jul 29, 2005

Thanks adam, it did work. Its a good idea.

Marcel · Jul 29, 2005

Determine on the first page if javascript is enabled, forexample:
<html>

<script>
document.location.href = "start.aspx"
</script>

Sorry, you need javascript to be enabled.

</html>

Marcel van Eijkel
(www.vaneijkel.com)

Rob Amos · Jul 29, 2005

Might be worth noting that most search engine spiders ignore javascript, so
for good SEO you need to provide good alternative content...

Rob

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Detecting Script enabled or not in Client Browsers

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