Re: JavaScript enabled

A way that I have been checking if javascript is enabled is for links to the document, have javascript add a value to the query string. Such as: <A HREF="/something" onClick="this.href='/something?javascript=1';"> Works for me. You can do the same with forms setting a hidden variable using javascript. -- Dominic Daniel Higgins wrote: > Actually, you can see whether or not the client has Javascript enabled or not using browser > hawk, an ASP component which you have to purchase. There probably is some way to do it in PHP also, > like seeing whether a page refreshes using the window.location.reload() or something like that. > > >On Fri, Aug 04, 2000 at 12:12:49PM -0700, Brad Sacks wrote: > > > > Yet another reason why I hate working with asp. get_browser(), how cool is > > > > that. Also, how fast did the php communitty help me find an answer. But I > > > > still need to figure out how to do it in asp. Wishing wont make the "evil go > > > > away. > > > > > > > Afaik there is no way to knwo if clientsite scripting is enabled (as > > > someone else already stated). > > > BTW the correct sollution is to: > > > Request.ServerVariables("HTTP_USER_AGENT") > > > Please read the manual next time before you start bitching on ASP and > > > start to ask question about it on a PHP mailinglist 8-) > > > msdn is you friend..... > > > -- > > > Daniel Tryba