Re: JavaScript status indicator - request for a snippet of code

2016-02-17 Thread John Williams 
In article ,
   Richard Porter  wrote:

> >  document.write("javascript is enabled"); 

> alternatively / additionally:

> JS Off

Excellent!

I drop out of PHP and do them both, then drop back in:

?>
 document.write("JavaScript is
enabled!
"); 
JavaScript is disabled

Re: JavaScript status indicator - request for a snippet of code

2016-02-17 Thread Richard Porter 
On 17 Feb 2016 John Rickman Iyonix  wrote:

>> I suspect that what I require is very simple/trivial and can be done in one
>> line of JS.


> try this:

>  document.write("javascript is enabled"); 

alternatively / additionally:

JS Off

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Re: JavaScript status indicator - request for a snippet of code

2016-02-17 Thread John Williams 
In article <60ac4d5355.iyoj...@rickman.argonet.co.uk>,
   John Rickman Iyonix  wrote:

> try this:

>  document.write("javascript is enabled"); 

Perfick, as HE Bates was prone to write!

Thank you.

John

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Re: JavaScript status indicator - request for a snippet of code

2016-02-17 Thread John Rickman Iyonix 
John Williams  wrote


> Can anyone who understands JS provide a snippet of JS code that I can
> insert in the footer of my local HTML index page to conditionally print,
> say, "JavaScript is enabled!" as a reminder of NetSurf's current JS status.

> If anyone wants to "go the whole hog" and reflect the two possible states,
> then my local index page¹ uses PHP served by WebJames, but that is by no
> means essential and may well be over-complicated.

> I suspect that what I require is very simple/trivial and can be done in one
> line of JS.


try this:

 document.write("javascript is enabled"); 

John


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JavaScript status indicator - request for a snippet of code

2016-02-17 Thread John Williams 

Can anyone who understands JS provide a snippet of JS code that I can
insert in the footer of my local HTML index page to conditionally print,
say, "JavaScript is enabled!" as a reminder of NetSurf's current JS status.

If anyone wants to "go the whole hog" and reflect the two possible states,
then my local index page¹ uses PHP served by WebJames, but that is by no
means essential and may well be over-complicated.

I suspect that what I require is very simple/trivial and can be done in one
line of JS.

TIA

John

¹ As described in my article in Archive magazine some years ago.

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