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Roger
Hi,
I have been using this trick for some time on a home page. The idea is
to verify the user's browser has Javascript enabled before allowing the
user to access a logon page. The NoJavascript.html page has instructions
for turning on Javascript.
<a href="/NoJavascript.html"
onclick="window.location='/Logon';return false;">Logon </a>
A Windows/ME PC using IE 6 now consistently goes to the
NoJavaScript.html page when the button is clicked even though Javascript
is enabled.
This has been working for several months and continues to work with IE 6
on Windows/XP and other browsers such as Firefox, Opera, etc.
I think the problem is related to the W/ME PC installing the IE 6
Cumulative security Update SP1 (KB896727). Has anyone else encountered a
similar problem and found a solution?
Roger
I have been using this trick for some time on a home page. The idea is
to verify the user's browser has Javascript enabled before allowing the
user to access a logon page. The NoJavascript.html page has instructions
for turning on Javascript.
<a href="/NoJavascript.html"
onclick="window.location='/Logon';return false;">Logon </a>
A Windows/ME PC using IE 6 now consistently goes to the
NoJavaScript.html page when the button is clicked even though Javascript
is enabled.
This has been working for several months and continues to work with IE 6
on Windows/XP and other browsers such as Firefox, Opera, etc.
I think the problem is related to the W/ME PC installing the IE 6
Cumulative security Update SP1 (KB896727). Has anyone else encountered a
similar problem and found a solution?
Roger