> How do I know if Javascript is disabled in the browser from
> ASP.NET. In the past we have used BrowserHawk but this
> present project cannot afford this.
> The Browser.JavaScript object just lets me know that the
> browser supports javascript, not that it is disabled. I know
> I can set a hidden form field with javascript but that will
> only work when a form is posted back to the server.
>
> Has anyone any idea how I can achieve this?
An old trick was that you have a common start page, and from there,
redirect with javascript to a different page. There, you
set a flag and redirect back to the main page, which now doesn't contain the
javascript redirect code because of the flag (in the
session).
FB
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