On Sat, 29 Jan 2000, Leon wrote:
> You know, we ought to write a bit of code that tests whether
> JavaScript is on. I was thinking about this recently. We would do it when
> the user first hits the site...before we know whether they have cookies on.
> ScreenURL would send a variable signalling that JavaScript is off, but we'd
> also put a block of JavaScript that would activate whenever a user clicks a
> link and tweak the URL before activating it. I'm not 100% sure it can be
> done. If anyone has an idea for making this work, let me know.
Using this function:
function jscheck(link)
{
document.location = link.href + "?jsCheck=TRUE";
return false;
}
this link:
<a href="test.html" onClick="jscheck(this);">test it</a>
goes to "test.html?jsCheck=TRUE" if javascript is on.
- Isaac =)
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