You can also put a div into the noscript tag and style it like a popup. And if a user clicks "ok" (a link) you can redirect him to your site without script.
2010/6/2 Ryan Florence <[email protected]> > I understand this isn't the requirement you've described, but what's wrong > with: > > <noscript> > This page requires javascript, please <a href="screenreader.html">click > here</a> to view our screen reader friendly version. > </noscript> > > Regular content > > Screen readers are far less frequent visitors than others, and users with > javascript off don't deserve the convenience of being redirected :P > > I dunno ... > > On Jun 2, 2010, at 2:25 AM, Sanford Whiteman wrote: > > Don't get me wrong, it works, but that's one ugly solution. > > > Agreed. > > But I don't know if there's another way to directly match the reqs > (i.e. the JS page is primary and the non-JS gets the redirect). And > despite PE principles, I think that order makes sense, since otherwise > you're wasting bandwidth a super-vast majority of the time. > > -- S. > > >
