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Setup the page so that will act like the user doen't have javascript enabled (aka make a big message about how they need to enable javascript or redirect them or whatever).
However, add into the page something in javascript that will overwrite the error message.
Thus if they have javscript, they don't notice anything.
However, add into the page something in javascript that will overwrite the error message.
Thus if they have javscript, they don't notice anything.
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EugenePaliev
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Hey Nippi,
why not to post the answer if you've found it so other members may know it as well? ;-) Good Luck!
why not to post the answer if you've found it so other members may know it as well? ;-) Good Luck!
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harhar
because the answer was...
"This question ahs been asked a dozen times. Next time look up the FAQ before asking a dumb question"
So... teh answer is in the FAQ at the javascript forum, and no there isn't and extension(feal like writing one Eugene?)
because the answer was...
"This question ahs been asked a dozen times. Next time look up the FAQ before asking a dumb question"
So... teh answer is in the FAQ at the javascript forum, and no there isn't and extension(feal like writing one Eugene?)
EugenePaliev
Programmer
You know Nippi what I would do? I'd simply put small piece of code into the place I need -
<body>
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<noscript>YOU MUST HAVE JAVASCRIPT ENABLED TO SEE THIS SITE!!!</noscript>
...
</body>
As you know <noscript> tag used by browsers that support <script> tag but cannot execute script now (when scripting is disabled). This is the easiest way and probably the most correct one (accessibility and so on). IMHO Good Luck!
<body>
...
<noscript>YOU MUST HAVE JAVASCRIPT ENABLED TO SEE THIS SITE!!!</noscript>
...
</body>
As you know <noscript> tag used by browsers that support <script> tag but cannot execute script now (when scripting is disabled). This is the easiest way and probably the most correct one (accessibility and so on). IMHO
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