For javascript detect, look up the <noscript> tag. For a cookie check,
attempt to set a cookie on one page with <cfcookie> and check for it's
existence on a subsequent one. If it's there then... well, you know. :-)
Courtney E. Payne, Developer
Fig Leaf Software
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-----Original Message-----
From: Park, Simon [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, November 29, 2000 10:54 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: Cookie and Javascript detect
Benjamin Fitts [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] wrote:
> http://www.browserhawk.com
>
> I believe they even have a cfx tag listed in the allaire developers
> exchange.
I checked Browserhawk out and there are some limitations with CF which they
don't tell you about until you install the program. For example, in order to
check for a cookie, they recommend that you create an ASP page that uses
Browserhawk to check for the cookie and then does a re-direct to the proper
CF page (I guess this stems from the CFCOOKIE-CFLOCATION situation that gets
mentioned pretty regularly on this list). The site we are developing will
eventually be on a Unix OS and I really don't want to mess with Chilisoft
ASP.
Any other thoughts?
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